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May 9, 2023
Biden’s border control policies designed to curtail asylum-seekers entering the US contravene domestic and international law.
June 28, 2022
[Episcopal News Service] The Episcopal Church’s Office of Government Relations released a statement on June 28 mourning the death of 50 migrants discovered in
April 26, 2022
Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Brett Kavanaugh - both Trump appointed - suggest Bidens argument is better than the states on ending the Migration Protection Protocol (MPP).
January 8, 2022
Washington, DC - Since early December, more than 200 people seeking asylum in the United States have been sent to Mexico to await U.S. court hearings,
December 8, 2021
A working phone can be critical for refugees affected by the Remain in Mexico policy, many of whom rely on phones to contact their families and receive remittances.
May 3, 2021
Biden ignores Mexicos turn to authoritarianism In a nutshell, hes sacrificed democratic principles for expediency on the border crisis. By Jorge G. Castañeda Text size Copy shortlink: MEXICO CITY — There is no easy way to manage migration from Mexico and Central America. Not during times of economic downturn and especially not during a global pandemic. This is true for both Mexico and United States. Its true whether the American administ...
April 30, 2021
April 30, 2021 By Jorge G. Castañeda Dr. Castañeda is a political scientist and a frequent commentator of U.S. relations with Mexico and Latin America. He was foreign minister of Mexico from 2000 to 2003. His most recent book is America Through Foreign Eyes. MEXICO CITY â There is no easy way to manage migration from Mexico and Central America. Not during times of economic downturn and especially not during a global pandemic. This is true for both Mexico and the United States. Itâ...
March 8, 2021
Commentary: Many asylum-seekers still in limbo Will McCorkle, For the Express-News March 7, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Asylum-seekers are blocked from entering the U.S. due Title 42, a the Donald Trump-era policy that remains in effect under President Joe Biden. The fight is on for Biden to rescind this rule.Jemal Countess /Getty Images for UndocuBlack Network For the past year, I have been involved with an organization that works at the border camp in Matamoros, Mexico, right across from Brown...
August 3, 2019
Difference though if the housing now and wrong for the future. facilities here in the u.s. gillian: all right. so david, i want to ask you your several that were filled beyond capacity just a few months ago are now nearly empty. people in this, they must love but a lot of those migrant who the democrats kind of eating each other and taking on president obama while theyre have been sent to mexico to be doing it, right? >> well, certainly. any of those democrats who want processed are now deciding...
July 7, 2019
Number one in this poll in terms of the issues americans are caring about. all those together, how is it resonating in texas? democrats hoping for purple. >> right. i think were still a ways away. at least at the state level people are flipping enough house seats to make the legislature more balanced. one of these polls said 50% of people at large think that the president might have gone too far on immigration. the conditions reported in el paso in this detention centers, the fact that mpp has b...