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Politics fueling Texas border truck inspections, county judge says - Vimarsana News

Politics fueling Texas border truck inspections, county judge says

Truck traffic at the Marcelino Serna port of entry in Tornillo shot up since the federal government stopped processing commercial cargo at El Paso’s Bridge of the Americas earlier this month.

Nogales not seeing expected influx of migrants after Title 42's end - Vimarsana News

Nogales not seeing expected influx of migrants after Title 42's end

NOGALES, Ariz. (KVOA) - Now that Title 42 has been lifted, is the Nogales border seeing the same influx of migrants that many are seeing in Texas, California, and even

Source: kvoa.com
Angel Mothers urge Democrats to fund border wall - Vimarsana News

Angel Mothers urge Democrats to fund border wall

About a dozen border security activists held a press conference in the San Ysidro Port of Entry Friday urging elected officials to avoid a government shutdown by approving $5 billion for a border wall.

New vaccine requirements at US borders take effect Jan. 22 - Vimarsana News

New vaccine requirements at US borders take effect Jan. 22

New U.S. vaccine requirements are tweaking the rules for non-U.S. citizens at the nation’s land border crossings, including San Ysidro.

Source: kpbs.org
First 'Remain in Mexico' asylum seekers enter U.S. at San Ysidro - Vimarsana News

First 'Remain in Mexico' asylum seekers enter U.S. at San Ysidro

First 'Remain in Mexico' asylum seekers enter U.S. at San Ysidro Kate Morrissey , Molly Hennessy-Fiske, Molly O'Toole © Provided by The LA Times Hundreds of migrants gathered Friday at El Chaparral border crossing in Tijuana, waiting for news or updates on the policy to seek asylum. A nonprofit group handed out food and water. (Alejandro Tamayo / San Diego Union-Tribune) Two years and 21 days after the first asylum seeker was walked back from San Diego to Tijuana under the Trump administration’s “Remain in Mexico” program, a small group of asylum seekers was escorted ...

Source: msn.com