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US is SUSPENDING freight train crossings at two Texas checkpoints after videos show flood of migrants riding trains toward US and smugglers using rails to sneak people across border - Vimarsana News

US is SUSPENDING freight train crossings at two Texas checkpoints after videos show flood of migrants riding trains toward US and smugglers using rails to sneak people across border

The Border Patrol on Sunday announced two freight train bridges from Mexico into Texas towns - Eagle Pass and El Paso - would close from Monday to try and stem the migrant surges.

White House Sets Border Deal: 1 Million Illegals Per Year and $61 Billion for Ukraine - Vimarsana News

White House Sets Border Deal: 1 Million Illegals Per Year and $61 Billion for Ukraine

Biden's border chief is offering to cap illegal migration at one million a year if the GOP approves $61 billion for the war in Ukraine.

102 African migrants detained traveling by bus in southern Mexico; 3 smugglers arrested - Vimarsana News

102 African migrants detained traveling by bus in southern Mexico; 3 smugglers arrested

Authorities detained two buses carrying 102 migrants from African nations in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca on Tuesday morning, according to Mexico’s immigration agency.

Radio holiday play highlights plight of migrants who cross the border - Vimarsana News

Radio holiday play highlights plight of migrants who cross the border

It's called La Pastorela de Los Fronterizos. It's a radio play directed by Max Branscomb, a journalism professor at Southwestern Community College in Chula Vista, California.

Hispanic groups ready to 'resist' Texas' push to detain migrants - Vimarsana News

Hispanic groups ready to 'resist' Texas' push to detain migrants

Grassroots organizations in Texas are worried a new state law will lead to discrimination against Hispanics.