Secretaries Mayorkas and Ebrard discussed ways to facilitate legitimate trade and travel, including how to safely ease current pandemic-related restrictions on travel across our shared land border. Keep Reading
The pieces include stone arrowheads, knife blades and tools that were illegally imported into the United States from Mexico and offered for sale. Keep Reading
This registration and process will be done as quickly as possible with strict enforcement of health and safety protocols and the most vulnerable prioritized for immediate review. Keep Reading
Over the course of the ongoing pandemic, the agency has seen a sharp increase in hand sanitizer products from Mexico that were labeled to contain ethanol (also known as ethyl alcohol) but tested positive for methanol contamination. Keep Reading
We agree to the need for a dedicated joint effort to prevent spread of the COVID-19 virus and address the economic effects resulting from reduced mobility along our shared border. Keep Reading
This strategy provides a framework to collaborate more closely on promoting the shared border as a safe and competitive region, while also highlighting the key role it plays in the economic development and wellbeing of its communities. Keep Reading
The acting secretary later clarified that he wasn't blaming current coronavirus cases in the U.S. on migrants, but said "we know from experience that the journey to the U.S. border puts migrants in very poor conditions." Keep Reading
The Justice Department’s Attaché Office in Mexico City organized the briefings and meetings. The U.S. delegation participated in a meeting with various officials from Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office. Keep Reading
The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday barred a lawsuit against a Border Patrol agent for fatally shooting a 15-year-old Mexican boy on Mexican soil from across the border in Texas. Keep Reading
The original elite counterinsurgency units frequently acquired these tactics and this training from other countries, made available because this was thought to be the way to tackle the problem. Keep Reading
The first repatriation flight of the new year, and second of fiscal year 2020, departed Tucson International Airport Jan. 16, carrying 124 Mexican nationals. Keep Reading
Suspected drug cartel hitmen shot dead the nine women and children from families of Mormon origin in Sonora state on Nov. 4, sparking outrage in Mexico and the United States. Keep Reading
Move that is stoking fears in Mexico that American authorities would use the label to justify a military response across the border against the cartels. Keep Reading
Coast Guard Sector/Air Station Corpus Christi has intercepted 22 lanchas and interdicted 15 lanchas north of the U.S./Mexico Maritime Border since Oct. 1, 2019. Keep Reading
Office of International Affairs leader talks with HSToday about the importance of development and long-term fixes. Keep Reading
First implemented in January 2019, the program allows certain aliens to remain in Mexico while awaiting court proceedings in the United States. Keep Reading
Migrants awaiting deportation, claiming asylum at ports of entry, or committing an immigration violation with no other offenses would be subject to DNA collection. Keep Reading
Of the 20 people gunned down at a Walmart at the Cielo Vista Mall, at least six were Mexican citizens, said Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard. Keep Reading
These custom-built seesaws have been placed on both sides of a slatted steel border fence that separates the United States and Mexico. Keep Reading
Acting CBP Commissioner sounds alarm on "a system-wide emergency that is severely impacting our workforce." Keep Reading