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Title 42, a measure enacted in the pandemic to quickly expel people seeking asylum, ends May 11, bringing with it uncertainty for people trying to enter the United States.

Chaotic scenes as thousands of migrants tried to cross US border with Mexico before pandemic restrictions expired at midnight and new regulation took affect

Under the intense desert sun, hundreds of migrants crossed the Rio Grande river from Mexico last week following a rumor the United States would let them enter -- victims of another case of disinformation.

Luis Fernando Gazcon, President of the SMTA México-Guadalajara Chapter, provides a thorough background and update on SMTA Chapter activities over the past decade or so. He explains the organization's succession plan as they say farewell and thank you to Ivan Romo.

Under the intense desert sun, hundreds of migrants crossed the Rio Grande river from Mexico last week following a rumor the United States would let them enter -- victims of another case of disinformation.

Mexico’s immigration agency says it is temporarily closing 33 migrant detention centers throughout the country after a fire killed 40 migrants in government custody in March.The fire at a holding facility in Ciudad Juarez sparked an investigation by Mexico’s human rights commission. Now, provisional detention centers nationwide will remain closed pending inspections and a

Rossana Delgado was murdered in a cabin in Gilmer County in April 2021.

By Rachel Reeves For those of us who grew up in Redondo Beach, BeachLife Festival still feels surreal, even after its fourth cycle. It’s still weird and…

El Paso, Texas is the latest ground zero for President Joe Biden’s failed border policies.

Migrant aid worker Enrique Valenzuela is trying to warn crossing the U.S. border in Juarez, Mexico, that they have a slim chance of being granted asylum on the other side,