Carola Guerrero De León

Writer

Carola is a bilingual reporter with a passion for storytelling, particularly in the areas of immigration, border issues, and crime—topics that have shaped her perspective due to her upbringing on the border during the early days of the war on drugs. Her experiences there motivated her to pursue journalism.

Latest from Carola Guerrero De León

Freak Accident with High-Powered Rifle Kills Three Mexican National Guard Soldiers in Juárez

A guardsman accidentally shot the driver, the crash left two others dead, per a report obtained by Border Report

San Diego Prison Inmates Sentenced for Gang-Motivated Stabbing Linked to Mexican Mafia 'Shot Caller'

The victim suffered stab wounds to his abdomen, neck, head, and dangerously close to his eye, requiring hospitalization.

ICE Holds Immigrants At Adelanto Detention Facility

ICE Accuses Colorado Officials of 'Declining' to Help Track Escaped Migrants

Two migrants who escaped from a detention facility in Aurora, Colorado, remain on the run, and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is accusing local authorities of refusing to assist in the search.

ICE Reveals Latest Arrest Figure Since Inauguration; It's Still Well Short Of Trump's Goals

While arrests have increased compared to the Biden administration, ICE is still far from the 1,200 to 1,500 daily arrest quota set by Trump officials.

Steve Bannon Says Trump Will Run For President Again Despite Term Limit: 'We're Working on It'

Steve Bannon said he is "working" on ways to allow Donald Trump to run for a third term even though he is term-limited

New Mexico Man in Custody After Threatening and Assaulting CBP Employees

Andrew Josiah Segura had multiple confrontations with CBP employees in Santa Teresa, New Mexico

A Migrant Says She Was Attacked By Postal Worker; But Rather Than Helping, ICE Detained Her For Deportation

Margarita Avila's family says she was wearing earplugs when the postal worker asked her to move, which led to a dispute that resulted in her detention.

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Chicago Attorneys Accuse ICE of Manufacturing a Warrant To Arrest a U.S. Citizen

Chicago attorneys are demanding justice for at least 22 people who they believe were unlawfully arrested since the beginning of the Trump administration

'A Blatant Intrusion:' Texas Parents Fight Against State-Approved Religious Public School Curriculum

The Bluebonnet Learning curriculum brings Bible-based lessons into elementary classrooms.

Texas Files First Abortion-Related Criminal Charges Against Houston Midwife 'Dr. Maria'

The defendants served a primarily Spanish-speaking, low-income community and face up to 20 years in prison if found guilty.

Salvadoran Government Receives 238 Alleged Members Of Criminal Organizations 'Tren

Venezuelan Mother Says Her Son Was Sent to El Salvador as a 'Terrorist,' She Says He's Just a Barber

Families of Venezuelans sent to El Salvador dispute Trump administration's claims linking deportees to the Tren de Aragua gang based solely on tattoos.

Immigrants Become Naturalized US Citizens At Ceremony In New Jersey

Florida Legal Assistant Accused of Filing Fake Asylum Claim Amid Intensified Immigration Screening Efforts

Andrea Correa, 37, has submitted hundreds of asylum applications over the past decade

Texas Man Impersonating Federal Agent Shoots AR-15 Outside Houston County Sheriff's Office

Investigators discovered he had been arrested at the sheriff's office just two days earlier for disorderly conduct

Immigration Lawyer Warns: Avoid These Tattoos to Prevent Being Linked to Tren de Aragua Amid Trump Crackdown

Political observers argue that the U.S. government may be labeling migrants as Tren de Aragua members based solely on their tattoos

Anti-Gang Plan Continues Inside Bukele's Controversial Mega Prison

El Salvador Takes in 238 Deported 'Tren de Aragua Members', Says U.S. Will Pay 'Very Low Fee'

Amid mass deportation hurdles, Trump Administration leverages El Salvador's mega-Prison to ease domestic strain

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Colombians Face Growing Mistreatment at Mexican Airports —Some Are Blaming U.S. Immigration Policies

Officials cite "inconsistencies" as the main reason for inadmissions, but skeptics suspect Mexico is filtering South American travelers amid Trump's demands.

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Trump's Cartel Crackdown Offers 'New Tools' but Won't Eradicate Them, Former Special DEA Agent Says (Exclusive)

Cartels recruit more people than they lose and are deeply embedded in the U.S., former DEA Special Agent Brian Townsend warns

Border Agents Find Meth Hidden Under Woman's Loose Belly Fat at El Paso Crossing

Female CBP agents noticed the defendant was wearing an "abnormally tight" girdle

ICE Chief: Biden Officials Inflated Arrest Numbers, 'Purposely Misleading the American People'

Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons alleges Biden administration misrepresented migrant arrest figures as critics also question data transparency under President Trump

Expert Warns: Trump Must Choose Between Mass Deportation and Tariffs—'You Can't Have Both'

Mexico must offer opportunities to deported citizens, but its economy is already under strain.

Everything Trump Has Said About His Social Security Plans As Former Commissioner Warns of 90-Day Collapse

Trump claims his administration is strengthening the program, but experts warn of its inevitable collapse

Texas Bill Could Charge Transgender People With 'Fraud,' Leading to Possible Prison Time

LGBTQ community advocates worry that transgender individuals who have changed some of their legal documents, but not all, might be targeted.

Menendez Brothers Face Major Setback In Bid For Prison Release 36 Years After Butchering Parents

LA County District Attorney requested to withdraw a motion for resentencing, calling the brothers' self-defense claims "lies"

Displaced Mexicans along the Chiapas border with Guatemala

Guatemala Deploys Troops to Mexican Border as Cartel Violence in the Region Escalates

President Arévalo launches "Ring of Fire" operation to combat organized crime, as violence from Mexico's Chiapas state spills into Guatemala.

21 Women, Including Minors, Rescued from Sex Trafficking in Mexican Tourist Hotspot

The women were forced to offer drinks and sexual services to bar customers, with prices depending on their nationality.

Mexico's Biggest Bank Predicts Zero Growth, Recession—Trump's Tariff Threats Labeled as Major Risk

Banamex predicts that the Mexican economy will not grow this year if 25% tariffs on all Mexican products are imposed.

Texas Launches DOGE-Inspired House Committee, Prioritizing Efficiency Over Firings—For Now

Committee leaders plan to first focus on modernizing state technology systems and auditing agencies, with potential cuts to follow.

Mexican Man Pleads Guilty to Cross-Border Drug Trafficking Attempt with Family in Tow

The family was headed to Orlando, Florida, where the defendant was supposed to recieve a $10,000 payment

Mexican Authorities Seize Fentanyl-Stuffed Cactus Boxes as Trump Delays Tariff Plan

The seizure comes as Trump delays 25% tariffs on some Mexican goods, while Sheinbaum highlights fentanyl seizures.

Twelve Migrants Charged With Assaulting Corrections Officers in South Texas Detention Facility

Twelve migrants have been charged with assaulting two federal correctional officers in a detention facility near the South Texas border.