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A water treaty between the United States and Mexico could be in jeopardy because of a string of border buoys the State of Texas has put up in Eagle Pass, Texas, to deter illegal immigration.

A water treaty between the United States and Mexico could be in jeopardy because of a string of border buoys the State of Texas has put up in Eagle Pass, Texas, to deter illegal immigration.

Two Mexican men have been convicted of importing nearly $1 million worth of liquid meth across the border concealed in a secret truck compartment, the Justice Department announced.

"There's about 50 houses and a few small markets on our street that remain impacted, those stores have lost a lot of merchandise because of the power outage."

María Elena Andrade Ramírez is now Baja California's Attorney General after her nomination was approved by the state's congress on Wednesday night.

Almost half of the women murdered in Baja California were killed inside their own homes, according to the Women's Network of Baja California.

Sunday’s elections in Guatemala were calm and fair for the most part, but fears remain that the country’s ruling elite will try to prevent the anti-corruption candidate from taking over as president in January.

Sixty-eight-year-old patriarch Jose Villafranca, of Honduras, led his and another family of migrants across the Rio Grande and then helped the group scale a fence topped with barbed wire on the riverbanks.

Exas Gov. Greg Abbott on Monday showed off to four other GOP visiting governors the controversial new border buoys his state border security initiative has installed in this South Texas border town in the middle of the Rio Grande. And after the tour, in response to a question from Border Report, he confirmed that the State of Texas has moved the string of buoys further north toward the U.S. shore. This came after a survey last week by the International Boundary and Water Commission (IBWC) had fo...

A water treaty between the United States and Mexico could be in jeopardy because of a string of border buoys the State of Texas has put up in Eagle Pass, Texas, to deter illegal immigration.