“Enemy Mentality”: Mexico Cracks Down on Migrants and Asylum-Seekers at Its Southern Border
Driven by U.S. pressure, militarized immigration enforcement continues in southern Mexico.
Driven by U.S. pressure, militarized immigration enforcement continues in southern Mexico.
A government snitch inked him with gang tattoos as a teen. Judges have agreed his deportation would likely lead to torture.
Human rights organizations and border researchers are calling on the White House to end its use of a sweeping Trump-era law.
Dangerous nighttime expulsions are surging in Northern Mexico while organized crime and government security forces prey on stranded asylum-seekers.
A change in Border Patrol policies is straining human aid networks in one of the deadliest areas along the border.
The company signed a contract with an ICE division that plays a key role in deportations.
The community of Gila Bend has declared a state of emergency as local leaders protest the new policy.
Central American families arrived in Mexico’s Ciudad Juárez disoriented and disconsolate; many didn’t realize they were being expelled from the U.S.
A federal judge in California last week suspended implementation of the rule, while a judge in D.C. has questioned the Biden administration's defense of it.
Two of the firms poised to vie for new lucrative child detention contracts have checkered pasts in migrant detention.
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