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Craig Ricketts was travelling in a dangerous area of Mexico to visit his son when he was caught in the crossfire of a gun battle between rival gangs. Despite being shot at 16 times, the property developer survived

PHOENIX, Ariz. — A remote Arizona border crossing that was shuttered last month to help strained immigration authorities cope with a surge in migrants in the nearby desert will reopen this week, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said Tuesday evening. The agency did not explain why it had decided to reopen the crossing, and it did not say whether there had been any recent shift in the daily arrival of hundreds of migrants who unlawfully slip through gaps in the border wall in the deserts ...

Utah County will get its first Cheesecake Factory, with University Place officially announcing Tuesday that the restaurant chain will begin construction immediately to move into the shopping mall. The Cheesecake Factory will move into the space soon to be vacated by Los Hermanos, which has been at Orem’s mall since 2019. “The Cheesecake Factory is […]

The Lukeville, Arizona, border crossing was closed for a month due to an overwhelming influx of migrants.

Critics call on federal regulators to increase their oversight of the proposed pipeline, which would send gas from Texas to the Mexican coast for export.

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Cartels are preying on asylum seekers and migrants from around the world as they crowd northern Mexico, creating a kidnap-for-ransom revenue stream.