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Mexico migrant camp tents set ablaze across Texas border

April 22, 2023

Mexico migrant camp tents set ablaze across Texas border

Makeshift tents at a camp in Mexico holding some 2,000 migrants across the Texas border were set ablaze this week, though it is not clear who is responsible.

Man allegedly linked to drug cartel fatally shot at Starbucks in Mexico City

April 21, 2023

Man allegedly linked to drug cartel fatally shot at Starbucks in Mexico City

A man who allegedly had links to a northern Mexico drug cartel was shot to death at a Starbucks. The Thursday shooting happened inside the Plaza Carso shopping mall of Mexico City.

Biden's open border policies put migrant children in danger: Sen. John Cornyn

April 19, 2023

Biden's open border policies put migrant children in danger: Sen. John Cornyn

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, reacts to a report the Biden administration failed to protect migrant children from being subjected to forced labor on 'America Reports.'

Mexican government says California police shooting represents 'unreasonable' use of lethal force

April 19, 2023

Mexican government says California police shooting represents 'unreasonable' use of lethal force

Police in Oxnard, California, fatally shot Cristian Baltazar Torres earlier in the month. Mexico's government believes the shooting represents "unreasonable" use of lethal force.

Hawley grills Mayorkas on reports of forced child migrant labor: 'Why shouldn't you be impeached for this?'

April 18, 2023

Hawley grills Mayorkas on reports of forced child migrant labor: 'Why shouldn't you be impeached for this?'

Sen. Josh Hawley grilled DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas over a bombshell report about an increase in forced child labor among unaccompanied children who came to the US.

Press freedom groups: Spyware again used against Mexican human rights activists

April 18, 2023

Press freedom groups: Spyware again used against Mexican human rights activists

Press freedom groups said Tuesday that the Mexican government has continued to use Pegasus spyware to infect the telephones of human rights activists

Mexican man claims country's National Guard opened fire on SUV killing 2, including his pregnant girlfriend

April 18, 2023

Mexican man claims country's National Guard opened fire on SUV killing 2, including his pregnant girlfriend

The Mexican National Guard allegedly opened fire on an SUV killing a pregnant 15-year-old and another person. Two others were wounded in the shooting.

Mexican authorities respond to resort after shooting leaves seven dead, including child

April 16, 2023

Mexican authorities respond to resort after shooting leaves seven dead, including child

Mexican officials said a band of gunmen invaded the La Palma resort in the Cortazar municipality and shot the vacationers at the swimming pool. (Reuters)

Mexican President going up against ‘sacred cows’ of the progressive moment: Sohrab Ahmari

April 16, 2023

Mexican President going up against ‘sacred cows’ of the progressive moment: Sohrab Ahmari

Compact Magazine founder and editor Sohrab Ahmari discusses how Mexico’s President is maintaining liberalism without progressivism by respecting traditional values on family and religion.

Experts doubt Mexico's pledge to protect endangered porpoise

April 14, 2023

Experts doubt Mexico's pledge to protect endangered porpoise

Experts are having doubts about Mexico's promise to protect endangered vaquita marina porpoise. Mexico’s Environment Department has gone back on pledges in the past.