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Cesar Segura said he found a loophole in Department of Homeland Security Policy after reading the fine print in regard to migrants being asked to secure asylum interviews online.

Councilmembers narrowly rejected a bill to allow the City Attorney’s Office to prosecute possession and public use.

Striking workers at an East LA McDonald's claim management forces them to work during illness and injuries.

Volunteers from the Arizona-California Humanitarian Coalition spent part of their morning passing out freshly-cut cantaloupe to migrants who had just crossed the border near San Luis, Arizona.

New research reveals the most family-friendly airports and airlines ahead of your 2023 travel plans. The study is by The Family Vacation Guide

Three professors are on a quest to awaken interest in Tijuana's past. They are working to catalog historic structures and more.

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Operation Carribe excercises closed in Manzanillo, Mexico with a friendly soccer game between HMCS Edmonton and the Mexican Navy sailors.