Mexico prepares shelters at US border as Trump prepares to deport migrants
Mexico is setting up shelters along the US border in anticipation of mass deportations under President Donald Trump’s revamped immigration policies. Border cities like Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez are bracing for an influx of migrants and authorities expanding facilities and preparing for potential crises.
President Trump signed multiple executive orders, including sending the National Guard to the border and declaring a national ...
Ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration, we went to the Southern border to see how residents, sheriffs, tribal members and ...
The Mexican government is building nine shelters in border cities to receive deportees. It has said that it would also use ...
While none of President Donald Trump’s first-day executive orders imposed tariffs, he confirmed he’s considering them on Canada and Mexico starting on February 1.
Deni Seymour has spent decades researching first contact between Native Americans and European settlers. Then she found a 500 ...
All six governors of the Mexican states that border the United States, including Sonora, signed the statement.
With all their belongings in red bags, people were deported through the DeConcini Port of Entry in Nogales, Arizona on Tuesday morning.
Migrant advocates and shelter operators in Nogales, Sonora are bracing for the impact of 10 executive orders signed within ...
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