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Dallas couple allegedly tries to bring 'fake' child, Mexican girl into US - Vimarsana News

Dallas couple allegedly tries to bring 'fake' child, Mexican girl into US

Two Dallas residents are facing alien smuggling charges for allegedly using their son’s and their granddaughter’s birth certificates to bring two unauthorized Mexican nationals into the United States.

'Suspicious' spare tire held 99.5 pounds of meth, fentanyl - Vimarsana News

'Suspicious' spare tire held 99.5 pounds of meth, fentanyl

Federal officers conducting a routine search of vehicles at a U.S. port of entry in Arizona have stopped nearly 100 pounds of fentanyl and methamphetamines from reaching American neighborhoods, court documents show.

Woman admits to running migrant stash house in Chaparral, New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Woman admits to running migrant stash house in Chaparral, New Mexico

A woman who allegedly supervised a home where 16 foreign nationals were kept with minimal food and water for more than a week has pleaded guilty to a charge of conspiring to transport unauthorized migrants from Southern New Mexico to the interior of the United States.

Texas places razor wire along border with New Mexico - Vimarsana News

Texas places razor wire along border with New Mexico

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has drawn the ire of Democrats in two states by placing razor wire on the banks of the Rio Grande facing not Mexico, but New Mexico, to stop illegal migration.

California mayor balks at decision to give Mexican students in-state college tuition - Vimarsana News

California mayor balks at decision to give Mexican students in-state college tuition

California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday signed Assembly Bill 91 into law, clearing the way for Mexican students who live within 45 miles of the border to pay in-state tuition at community colleges in San Diego and Imperial Counties.