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It's the third time a Border Patrol agent has used lethal force in the Tucson Sector this fiscal year. -
According to a study by the Urban Institute, if the immigrants who are eligible for naturalization became citizens, their earnings would increase 8.9 percent, and their communities would also see an economic boost. But only 10 percent of eligible immigrants take the step to citizenship. -
A temporary shelter at Holloman Air Force Base will house up to 700 migrant children at a time. The children came to the U.S. from Central America, without parents or guardians.
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Tijuana’s rising reputation as a food destination continues to attract visitors from around the globe, despite a spike in murders this spring. -
Five years after Anastasio Hernandez Rojas died in an incident with U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officers, a grand jury investigation is still pending.
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First part of an ongoing series on mental health services in Tijuana
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There's a great market for old cars in Guatemala. The trick is to get them there through Mexico. -
The American Civil Liberties Union has started searching for deportees in Mexico who may be eligible to return to the United States as part of a class-action lawsuit against the federal government. -
The decline in the price of crude oil is translating into job losses in the oilfields and the theft of oil, tools and piping by disgruntled workers. -
The Obama administration announced a visa rule revision that will let spouses of some highly skilled immigrants apply to work in the United States starting this year.
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