Mexico

EXCLUSIVE: 60K Migrants Released into U.S. in October

A source within Customs and Border Protection says more than 60,000 migrants who crossed the southwest border in October 2021 were released into the United States. The source, not authorized to speak to the media, says 40 percent were ineligible to be swiftly expelled under the Trump era Title 42 CDC COVID-19 emergency order. . . . Read more about EXCLUSIVE: 60K Migrants Released into U.S. in October

Texas Set to Finalize Plan to Build 700 Miles of Wall at Southern Border

Texas is expected to award a contract this week to begin construction of a barrier along its southern border with Mexico.

In an early-September statement on its website, the Texas Facilities Commission announced that a design firm and an engineering firm had been selected to oversee the project’s construction, The Texas Tribunereported last week. . . . Read more about Texas Set to Finalize Plan to Build 700 Miles of Wall at Southern Border

1/2 Massive Migrant Camp Under Border Bridge Triples in Size in a Matter of Days

Hundreds of illegal immigrants were detained under the Del Rio International Bridge in Texas on Sunday as the Border Patrol continues to face large caravans entering the nation. . . . Read more about 1/2 Massive Migrant Camp Under Border Bridge Triples in Size in a Matter of Days

74 Advocacy Groups Pen Letter to Mexican Prez. Asking Him to Refuse Migrants Returned Under MPP

Just over six dozen U.S. and international open-border advocates recently penned a letter to the President of Mexico asking him to refuse to accept migrants now being returned to Mexico after the Supreme Court declined to halt a lower court's decision which mandated the reinstatement of "Remain in Mexico." . . . Read more about 74 Advocacy Groups Pen Letter to Mexican Prez. Asking Him to Refuse Migrants Returned Under MPP

The Latest: Mexico accepts its 1st group of Afghan refugees

MEXICO CITY — Mexico has accepted its first group of refugees from Afghanistan.

The five women and one man arrived Tuesday in Mexico City, where they were welcomed by Foreign Relations Secretary Marcelo Ebrard. Ebrard told the group, “Welcome to your home.” . . . Read more about The Latest: Mexico accepts its 1st group of Afghan refugees

US Extends Closure of Canada and Mexico Land Borders

The United States on Friday extended limits on travel deemed non-essential at its northern and southern land borders, even after Canadastarted accepting American tourists. . . . Read more about US Extends Closure of Canada and Mexico Land Borders

EXCLUSIVE: Mexico Abandons Border State Immigration Checkpoints near Texas

Mexican authorities abandoned at least two immigration checkpoints along the busiest highway used by cartel-linked human smugglers to reach the Texas border. . . . Read more about EXCLUSIVE: Mexico Abandons Border State Immigration Checkpoints near Texas

Mexican Government Confirms Breitbart Texas Report on Cartel Incineration Site — Five Years Later

Mexico’s federal government confirmed a Breitbart Texas reporting series from 2016, detailing the discovery of a Gulf Cartel clandestine crematorium near the border with Texas. . . . Read more about Mexican Government Confirms Breitbart Texas Report on Cartel Incineration Site — Five Years Later

Biden’s Open Borders: 2-Year-Old Migrant Child Dropped Off on Mexican Highway Next to Corpse

A two-year-old migrant child was discovered by police after he was dropped off on a Mexican highway on his way to the US.
The child was found next to the corpse of a man who died in an overcrowded trailer on their way to the US. . . . Read more about Biden’s Open Borders: 2-Year-Old Migrant Child Dropped Off on Mexican Highway Next to Corpse

Border shock: Eighteen-wheelers unloading migrants and drugs, and ‘cartels are having a field day’

 

Mexican crime cartels, never seeing the U.S. border so inviting as it has been under President Joe Biden, are openly driving to the border with tractor trailers full of illegal immigrants and drugs to unload their cargo, according to a new report.

For the first time, 18-wheelers are stopping at the Rio Grande to dump their cargo in the poorly defended Big Bend areas of West Texas as cartels shop for new crossing points. . .

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