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CBP adds 'express lanes' for trusted travelers in El Paso-Juarez corridor - Vimarsana News

CBP adds 'express lanes' for trusted travelers in El Paso-Juarez corridor

At least 100,000 vetted drivers will have a third option for their daily commute between El Paso and Juarez, Mexico, beginning at 8 a.m. on Friday.

Volunteer medical students are trying to fill the healthcare gap for migrants in Chicago - Vimarsana News

Volunteer medical students are trying to fill the healthcare gap for migrants in Chicago

Once in shelter, they can access a county clinic exclusively for migrants. But the currently 3,300 people in limbo at police stations and airports must rely on a mishmash of volunteers and social service groups that provide food, clothes and medicine.

About 5,000 deported veterans need help coming home, advocate says - Vimarsana News

About 5,000 deported veterans need help coming home, advocate says

Part of Robert Vivar's job is to be on the north side of the border to welcome deported veterans as they return to the U.S. via the San Ysidro Port of Entry, something he has been doing more of lately.

Source: wkrg.com
Six accused of smuggling migrants through storm drains - Vimarsana News

Six accused of smuggling migrants through storm drains

Four men and two women who allegedly smuggled migrants from Juarez, Mexico, through storm drains into El Paso, Texas, have been charged in Mexico for human trafficking and money laundering.

Fewer work-seeking men migrating to US, research shows - Vimarsana News

Fewer work-seeking men migrating to US, research shows

The number of people crossing the border, who they are and where they come from has changed significantly during the last five years, according to new research.