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First Posted: May 01, 2021 10:17 PM EDT A migrant died while another sustained injuries after a border patrol vehicle struck them at the Texas border, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported. The migrants were ran over at around one in the afternoon on April 29 in King Ranch near Kingsville, Texas. Migrants Struck by Border Patrol vehicle on Texas Border The said migrants who were struck by the vehicle were burrowed in the tall grasses in the area. CBP noted that the migrant who died was a male Honduran. Meanwhile, details regarding the identity of the other injured migrant were not yet...

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris has spoken by phone on Tuesday with Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei. The two reportedly agreed to work on addressing the root causes of immigration to the United States, according to the White House. "They agreed to explore innovative opportunities to create jobs and to improve the conditions for all people in Guatemala and the region by promoting transparency and combating crime," the statement was quoted in a Voice of America News report. Harris then thanked Giammattei for his efforts to fortify the Guatemalan southern border as a new caravan has...

Amid a surge of migrants at the southern border, President Joe Biden urged future migrants not to come to the United States. Biden is already being criticized, especially by the Republicans, over the surge of unaccompanied migrant children at the U.S.-Mexico border. Due to Biden's "more lax" immigration stance, many migrants said they were motivated to go to the U.S. But in an interview with ABC News on Tuesday, Biden told migrants not to make the journey to the country. "We're sending back people... I can say quite clearly, don't come over... don't leave your city, or town, or community,"...

>On Mars, and in Texas, Engineering is Peer-Reviewed by Reality Issues – (fk) Our question is simpler: why are we willing to invest in putting a rover on Mars but not in the mundane responsibility of keeping the nation’s infrastructure in good shape? We are yet to resolve this conundrum. It’s more than just a “conundrum” it’s the fundamental characteristic in mankind’s bloody history and lies at the heart of psychology and religion. E.O. Wilson comes to mind. He approaches the question in “Consilence” using his expertise in entomology with some interesting analysis of intra...