Boiling the Frog Slowly on Immigration
Biden’s unraveling of border rules will be gradual but inexorable.
Mexico
DOJ Drops Charges Against Former Mexican Defense Minister, Wants Mexico to Take Over Prosecution
Cienfuegos was arrested in October after flying into Los Angeles, and subsequently charged with taking bribes from the H-2 cartel, based in Nayarit and Sinaloa.
White Professor Resigns after Being Caught Faking Hispanic Ancestry
Kelly Kean Sharp, a scholar of African-American history, resigned from her position as assistant professor at Furman University in South Carolina.
‘Children Are Brought Here by Coyotes and Lots of Bad People’
More than a few people on Twitter believed Trump was talking about animal coyotes, not human smugglers.
Former Mexican Defense Minister Arrested in U.S. on Drug-Related Corruption Charges
Salvador Cienfuegos is the highest-ranking Mexican official to date to be arrested drug-related corruption charges by U.S. authorities.
The USMCA Goes into Effect Today
The USMCA is actually mostly identical to NAFTA, which is fine since NAFTA was a good agreement.
‘Are You Afraid of Clichés?’
On quiet, everyday heroism.
U.S. Extends Mexico, Canada Border Closures for Additional 30 Days
Chad Wolf said, "Non-essential travel will not be permitted until this administration is convinced that doing so is safe and secure."