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But challenges remain. Latinos experience higher unemployment rates, make 25% less and their net economic assets are only one-fifth when compared to non-Hispanic whites, according to a 2022 report by the Senate’s Joint Economic Committee.

"It's valid to ask for such proof as landlords need guarantees people will be able to make the rent," said Olascoaga Díaz. "But they can't base their decisions on nationality or where people work."

The Department of Homeland Security on Friday maintained that its Title 8 asylum policies, which resumed after Title 42 ended, have real consequences for migrants who try to illegally cross the U.S. border, and said the agency will continue to implement the rules recently backed by an appeals court.

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.

Some residents of Tijuana's Colonia de Rey have been told to leave their homes as a hillside behind the properties has been slowly collapsing.

Investigators are asking a federal judge to hold a man and his nephew without bond in connection with an early Monday three-vehicle crash that sent nine people to the hospital.

The new chief patrol agent for the Laredo Border Patrol Sector was sworn in on Friday.

A city council in a small South Texas border town has voted to keep a public park on the banks of the Rio Grande open to the public, rescinding an order by the mayor that turned the property private for the state's border security forces and marine buoy operations to be staged there.

Hundreds of migrants protested at the border Tuesday in the dangerous Mexican town of Nuevo Laredo, complaining about scheduling asylum interviews in the United States, according to reports.

A non-stop flight between Tijuana and Phoenix is coming to American Airlines.