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The shifting economic, security, and diplomatic imperatives surrounding migration from different Latin American states illustrates how US migration policy cannot follow a one-size-fits-all approach.

Mexico’s intensified enforcement delays the United States’ expected spring migration increase; Insights from CBP’s February reporting about the border; Is Texas’s crackdown pushing migrants to other states?; Migration on the agenda of Guatemalan President’s visit to Washington

Vice President Kamala Harris announced a series of commitments aimed at addressing the root causes of migration from Guatemala as she was set to meet with the country's new president on Monday afternoon.

As policymakers look to address root causes of migration in Central America—and other countries—they should consider building on what already works.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is introducing a joint border enforcement plan with Mexico to limit ...

“The vice president’s new ‘strategy’ implies she had a strategy to begin with,” Sen. John Cornyn said in a statement. He already introduced the Bipartisan Border Solutions Act in April — but now wonders what the White House and Ms. Harris have been doing since then. “For months she and President Biden have hidden, waffled, and done everything but tackle this crisis head on. Meanwhile, the situation on the border has gone from bad, to worse, to a catastrophe. Vice President Harr...