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Mexico's first woman president took the oath of office, celebrated making history, and promised to continue her predecessor's policies.
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Two years after a shooting killed a man and injured a woman with a group of migrants at a watering hole in West Texas, the men involved have left town, the case has stalled and doubts about what happened persist in the small town Sierra Blanca.
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A National Historic Landmark recognizes the contributions of braceros, the strong-armed men from Mexico who filled critical labor shortages when American men were fighting World War II and the Korean War.
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Under pressure Ecuador restricts entry of Chinese migrants headed to U.S.
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After 24 years of men from alternating political parties holding Mexico's presidency, many voters say they’ve not yet found solutions to the country's festering problems.
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Twin brothers say they were hunting wild animals when they killed a migrant man and critically wounded a woman in September 2022. Months later the case remains in limbo.
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More migrants are arriving at the border with the family dog, only to be separated from their beloved pet after making a long journey to the U.S. An El Paso woman is helping reunite some of the dogs and their families.
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The new book by Jonna Perrillo, Educating the Enemy: teaching Nazis and Mexicans in the Cold War Borderlands examines a little-known period of history. It…
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A lot has changed along the border since September 11, 2001. The attack led to the creation of the massive, cabinet-level, Department of Homeland Security…
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EL PASO -- A year after the U.S. border was closed to all non-essential travel, the pandemic has underscored an informal economy that many fronterizos…