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San Diego leaders are lobbying Congress to fund the San Ysidro border crossing expansion. -
A tent camp set up by deportees in a Tijuana plaza has been dismantled and many have moved to a shelter east of Tijuana. -
On December 19, Congress extended the special visa program for Iraqi and Afghan interpreters and mandated improvements. -
The American Civil Liberties Union of Texas and the ACLU of New Mexico are suing the United States Customs and Border Protection over cavity searches to a U.S. citizen. -
New Mexico's Supreme Court ruled Thursday gay and lesbian couples can legally marry. -
Five people were shot dead in a gunfight with Mexican police in the Sonora beach resort of Puerto Peñasco, or Rocky Point, early Wednesday. -
Mexican authorities have ruled that a deadly explosion at a candy factory in Ciudad Juárez two months ago was accidental. -
The head of Tijuana’s municipal sports department was murdered Monday night while in his vehicle. Arturo Hachadur Kaloyan Aguirre, nicknamed “Hacho,” was shot several times by unknown assailants. -
On NAFTA’s 20th anniversary, many are lauding its accomplishments in boosting commerce, but almost half of Mexico’s population still lives in poverty. -
The number of people seeking asylum in the United States more than doubled this year, raising suspicion among some members of Congress. The House Judiciary Committee held a hearing Thursday to question whether some asylum seekers are abusing the system.
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