Mexico

Border Counties Struggle to Fund Improvement Projects as Migrant Crisis Eats Up Tax Dollars

By Brittany Bernstein June 17, 2022

Kinney County officials hoped to fund a park for its residents to enjoy. Instead, the county has been forced to use the funds for emergency shelters for migrants.

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Biden’s Snubbed Summit of the Americas

By Arjun Singh June 9, 2022

The president’s weakness has allowed Latin American countries to turn their backs to the United States.

We’re Not Sending Our Best

By Mark Krikorian June 5, 2022

There are some revealing differences between how Mexico treats criminal aliens and how the U.S. does.

Border Detention Center Receiving ‘Pallets’ of Baby Formula amid Shortage, Lawmaker Says

By Brittany Bernstein May 12, 2022

‘We literally are struggling to find baby formula around the country,’ Cammack said.

Ripples of Cinco de Mayo, 160 Years Later

By Dan McLaughlin May 5, 2022

Today marks the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Puebla.

Mexico Shifts Trade Railway from Texas to New Mexico over Abbott’s Enhanced Border Checks

By Brittany Bernstein May 2, 2022

Abbott directed the Texas Department of Public Safety to carry out the enhanced inspections beginning on April 6 for ten days.

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Our Inhumane Southern Border

By Carine Hajjar April 28, 2022

Migrants and Americans suffer when the law is absent.

Immigration and Wages

By Ramesh Ponnuru April 19, 2022

We’re now hearing that letting in more immigrants will ‘help ease inflationary pressures on wages.’

Over 221,000 Migrant Encounters Reported in March, Highest since Biden Took Office

By Zachary Evans April 18, 2022

The previous monthly high was 213,593 encounters recorded in July 2021.

Cross-Border Trucking Problems, on the Other Border This Time

By Dominic Pino April 16, 2022

Because of protectionist policies, trucking between the U.S. and Mexico is always more of a mess than between the U.S. and Canada.