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An El Paso woman is facing federal conspiracy charges in connection with an alleged scheme to transport unauthorized migrants to Albuquerque.

The City of Juarez is promoting a phone app to inform visitors of things to do during their stay here.

It's one of two pedestrian crossings at the San Ysidro Port of Entry, the busiest land border crossing in the Western Hemisphere, but the southbound lanes of the facility have been closed since the coronavirus pandemic began more than three years ago.

LULAC, which wrapped up its national convention in Albuquerque last week, is trying to make contact and avail legal resources to deported veterans in Mexico, El Salvador, Haiti, Jamaica, Kenya and the United Kingdom, among others.

U.S. officials say they were forced to fire pepper balls at a crowd of migrants who repeatedly tried to force their way into the United States late Monday over a railroad bridge straddling Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas.

Mexican shoppers expected to flock to Texas for tax-free weekend; Border crossers urged to plan ahead

The Border Patrol is dispelling a rumor that the U.S. border will be open again to all asylum-seekers starting on Tuesday.

Criticisms were harsh and came from several organizations and Mexican officials on Thursday after reports that a body had been found in the new marine buoy barrier that the state has put in the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass, Texas.

One of the men arrested in connection to a stash house in Sunland Park, New Mexico, where migrants allegedly were being kept under threats has pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court to conspiracy charges.

A 35-year-old Tijuana man suspected of leading a group known as Los Cabos in Baja California was extradited from Mexico to face federal drug trafficking charges in San Diego, prosecutors said.