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Mexican president blames the US for bloodshed in Sinaloa as cartel violence surges
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has blamed the United States in part for the surge in cartel violence terrorizing the northern state of Sinaloa which has left at least 30 people dead in the past week.
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US border policy spurred migrant camps hundreds of miles away in Mexico's capital
U.S. immigration policy has shifted the migrant landscape in Mexico City, far from the shared border. The teeming capital that was merely a transit point for some migrants has now become a temporary destination.
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Border arrests are expected to rise slightly in August but are hovering near 4-year lows
U.S. authorities say arrests for illegal border crossings from Mexico during August are expected to rise slightly from July.
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Border arrests are expected to rise slightly in August, hinting 5-month drop may have bottomed out
Arrests for illegal border crossings from Mexico during August are expected to rise slightly from July, officials said, likely ending five straight months of declines.
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US expands area in Mexico to apply for border asylum appointments, hoping to slow push north
The CBP One app has been around, but as of Friday migrants in Mexico’s southernmost states bordering Guatemala will be able to apply for appointments. Previously, they had to be in central or northern Mexico.
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Man indicted on smuggling charges after 53 migrants die in a trailer in Texas
U.S. authorities on Thursday announced the indictment of a Guatemalan national who they say helped coordinate a human smuggling effort that ended with 53 migrants dead in a sweltering tractor-trailer in Texas.
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US exploring using facial recognition on migrant children at Mexico border: Report
The Department of Homeland Security already uses facial recognition with adults and teens, but is now exploring ways it could utilize the technology with children younger than 14, according to a report from MIT Technology Review.
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Video shows woman was stuck on US-Mexico border wall for 24 minutes before falling to her death
Newly released video sheds light on a delayed response to a woman who was stuck on top of the U.S.-Mexico Border wall and ultimately fell to her death in Otay Mesa in March 2024.
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Border Patrol reports arrests are down 25% since Biden announced new asylum restrictions
Preliminary federal government figures show the number of people arrested by Border Patrol agents fell by 25% since President Joe Biden announced new rules restricting asylum access two weeks ago.
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Some nationalities escape Biden's sweeping asylum ban because deportation flights are scarce
Lack of resources, diplomatic limitations and logistical hurdles make it difficult for the Biden administration to impose its sweeping measure on a large scale.
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How Biden's new order to restrict asylum at the border is supposed to work
President Joe Biden on Tuesday ordered a halt to asylum processing at the U.S. border with Mexico when illegal entries reach a threshold deemed excessive.
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Biden signs executive order to curb illegal border crossings
President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Tuesday temporarily restricting migrants who unlawfully cross the southern border from seeking asylum.
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Biden is expected to sign an executive action Tuesday that would temporarily shut the border when numbers surge
Daily encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border are currently averaging more than 4,000, which suggests a shutdown could go into effect immediately.
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CBP agents show what it's like along the US-Mexico border
The area along our southern border has been the busiest in the country when it comes to people entering illegally for the past two months. NBC 7’s Dana Williams shows us why the journey is not easy.
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The Biden administration has a plan to shut down the border. But it needs Mexico's help.
The Biden administration is finalizing details of a new executive action that would let the president temporarily shut the southern border to migrants if necessary, and it is in talks with Mexican leaders to get their crucial buy-in before proceeding, according to multiple officials familiar with the negotiations.
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Two top Border Patrol officials who partied with Mexican tequila mogul are now under investigation
The grandson of the founder of Don Julio tequila wanted to launch a Border Patrol-branded tequila. Those plans have been scrapped amid an internal CBP probe.