Migrants in Mexico urged not to travel north as scorching temperatures increase risk of death
The Mexican government has reported over 155 deaths associated with high temperatures so far this year. U.S. Border Patrol has also reported dozens
"Wouldn't be here if there was nothing in the way for me to play soccer" - An interview with María Sánchez
María Sánchez joined San Diego Wave FC in April; she has represented the Mexican women's national team in over 50 games
How drug violence and migration are reshaping a city in the south of Mexico
Tapachula is now under the control of powerful Mexican drug cartels. A look into the new normal for the city
Texas and Florida have seen the biggest growth of immigrant population over the past decade
California, Florida, New Jersey and Texas had the largest increases, with Florida and Texas each gaining more than 850,000 foreign-born people.
Mexicans, Cubans and Venezuelans among nationals most affected by Biden's border asylum restrictions
The measure resulted in a 40% reduction in illegal border crossings.
U.S. intelligence intensifying focus on possibility that ISIS members try to enter through southern border
Eight men who entered the U.S. through Mexico were recently arrested on suspicion of being associated with ISIS.
Almost 200,000 people cross the U.S.-Mexico border into California every day, Smart Border Coalition says
About 13 million people have entered the U.S. in vehicles through California ports
Governor Greg Abbott wins legal battle on Texas' floating buoy barrier in border with Mexico
The state has placed the buoys on the Rio Grande. The Biden administration filed a lawsuit to force its removal
AMLO questions U.S. judiciary for postponed sentencing of convicted ex-security chief Genaro García Luna
"They're starting to resemble the judges we have here (Mexico), who shelve or store away cases", said the Mexican president
VIP tickets to cross the border into Texas: Drug cartels are offering new, pricey options for asylum seekers
Criminal organizations charge up to $15,000 for smuggling them into Texas.
These are the most expensive cities in Latin America, study shows
The appreciation of the Mexican peso has influenced to increase the cost of living.
Fentanyl precursors from China keep on flowing to Mexico despite enforcement efforts
Chinese chemical firms have done minor adjustments to evade scrutiny and largely resumed their activities as the U.S. continues grappling with the opioid epidemic
Border shelters run low on food and hygiene products as migrants stay longer amid crackdown
Tougher measures imposed both in the U.S. and Mexico mean that those in Juarez face greater uncertainty about their future
Mexican captain Edson Álvarez ahead of the Copa América: "We always aspire to win" - Interview
Mexico will debut against Jamaica on June 22 at the NRG Stadium in Houston, Texas
Mexico recognizes Biden's decision to grant U.S. citizenship to migrant spouses
President AMLO had expressed concern about a previous U.S. executive order that barred migrants from claiming asylum at the border.
Climate Change Made Deadly Heat 35x More Likely In US, Mexico, C. America
The World Weather Attribution (WWA) group of scientists also said that extreme highs witnessed over that region in May and June were four times as likely to occur today as a quarter of a century ago.
Tropical Storm Alberto Approaches Mexico's Gulf Coast; Texas Governor Issues Disaster Warning
Texas Governor pointed out that this storm can cause disaster including widespread and severe property damage, injury, and loss of life due to flooding, life-threatening storm surge, damaging wind and heavy rainfall.
Why Mexican feminists are wary of Claudia Sheinbaum, the country's first female president
Organizations are skeptical of the incoming president's track record on women's rights
Some shelters in Mexico's side of the border are becoming overwhelmed as rejection of migrants rises
Sonora, south of Arizona, is seeing many arrivals. Others in Texas and California have not felt the pressure yet, according to The Associated Press
Mexico reported nearly 1.4 million irregular migrants heading to the U.S. so far in 2024
They come from 177 countries, mainly from Central and South America, the Caribbean, Africa, China, and India.
Thousands of people who fled a Mexican town due to violence haven't returned after a week
According to local outlets, negotiations for the return of over 4,000 people to the town of Tila are in a stalemate
How a Mexican community is standing up to massive avocado production and its environmental cost
Thirteen years ago, the town's residents rose up against corrupt officials and a local cartel, taking decisive action to protect their native forests
U.S. Ambassador to Mexico warns of 'great consequences' for migrants who don't enter legally
"They will be returned to their home countries and will not be allowed into the United States for five years," said Ken Salazar
Julio César Chavez Jr. speaks out about Ryan Garcia's "unhinged" behavior
Chávez Jr. talked to Ricardo López Suárez about the recent conduct of Ryan García
Mexico's Sheinbaum Discusses Trade, Security, Migration With US Delegation
President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum said that her security strategy was focused on tackling the root causes of crime and fighting against impunity.
One in five naturalized migrants in 2023 came from Mexico, Dominican Republic, or Cuba
In 2023, 878,500 new citizens were welcomed by USCIS, according to a report from the agency.
Who to watch during Copa América 2024: Santiago Giménez will get his first big opportunity with 'El Tri'
A detailed look at some of the players to watch during Copa América 2024
A few weeks away from Copa América 2024, some teams are already winning, but in the social media world
Copa América 2024 will kick off on June 20 at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia
Houston, we have a problem: José Urquidy and Cristian Javier out for the rest of the season
The procedure usually comes with a 14-18 month rehab and will put both right-handed pitchers out until at least 2025
Mexico denies bird flu death in the country following a 'pretty lousy' WHO report
Health Minister Jorge Alcocer said the person died of kidney failure and complications resulting from diabetes