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The health secretary stated they decided on vaccinating children after detecting a rise in overall documented cases and "a lag in the number of children who weren't vaccinated before."

With the Labor Day holiday approaching, Baja California tourism officials are preparing for an influx of 100,000 tourists, mostly from Southern California, Nevada and Arizona.

The health secretary stated they decided on vaccinating children after detecting a rise in overall documented cases and "a lag in the number of children who weren't vaccinated before."

The two U.S. senators from California are asking the federal government to provide emergency funding to try and stop constant sewage flows that originate south of the border but end up on the U.S. side and out into the Pacific Ocean contaminating beaches and the coastline.

The two U.S. senators from California are asking the federal government to provide emergency funding to try and stop constant sewage flows that originate south of the border but end up on the U.S. side and out into the Pacific Ocean contaminating beaches and the coastline.

Millions of dollars in funds from U.S. entities are earmarked to clean up a polluted and overgrown segment of the Rio Grande in Laredo, Texas, known by most locals as Zacate Creek.

Calling it a financial failure and threat to the lives of asylum-seekers, a coalition of border groups on Tuesday renewed their demands for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to end Operation Lone Star.

A migrant woman who was being held in Border Patrol custody in Harlingen, Texas, died on Monday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials said Tuesday. This is the same border town where an 8-year-old girl died while in Border Patrol custody in May

According to the figures, only 28 percent of the unlawful migrants encountered by agents in the San Diego Sector were from Mexico.

A couple of hundred yards to the west, more than a dozen single adults and families with small children waded onto an island in the middle of the river. A Texas Department of Public Safety boat patrol with engines revving passed between them and the U.S. banks repeatedly.