‘Remain in Mexico’ policy’s impact in Nogales, Sonora
The migrant protection protocols expanded to Nogales in January 2020.
Touring a new center for migrants and deportees in at the border
The facility allows Kino Border Services to drastically expand its services in Nogales, Sonora.
DOJ sanctuary city crackdown won't impact Arizona cities, US attorney's office says
The state doesn't have sanctuary cities or policies that fit that definition, an assistant U.S. attorney in Arizona said.
Federal judge throws out No More Deaths convictions
The volunteers had been convicted of misdemeanors after leaving food and water in the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge.
Supreme Court says ‘public charge’ rule can take effect — for now
The policy will require migrants to demonstrate that they will not need public assistance before they can gain admission to the U.S.
Judge overseeing Border Patrol trial may order tents for Tucson Sector
Government attorneys said the number of families seeking asylum in the sector is already far higher than the last fiscal year.
US sending Mexican migrants 1,000 miles from border
Mexicans accounted for half of the arrests and people stopped at the U.S. border in December.
Mexican consulates to reinforce legal protections for workers
The country has asked its consulates to partner with nonprofits to strengthen protections for Mexican workers ahead of the USMCA.
Trial over treatment of migrants in Border Patrol custody begins
Advocates are alleging inhumane treatment at many of the agency's short-term detention centers in Arizona.
Number of Mexicans granted work visas in the U.S. increases
Mexico praised the rise in migrants taking part in U.S. work visa programs, calling it a sign of the countries' strong economic partnership.
Mexican asylum seekers might be forced to apply in Guatemala
The Mexican government has condemned the measure, which is an extension of an agreement signed between the U.S. and Guatemala.
DOJ, immigration judges head to hearing on future of labor union
A labor union for immigration judges is headed for a showdown with the Department of Justice.
First migrants returned to Nogales, Sonora, under ‘Remain In Mexico’
The agency said it expanded the program because it believes migrants were crossing into Arizona to avoid being sent back to Mexico.
US government loses two border fence funding lawsuits
Together, they block nearly $4 billion in military funds to build a new border fence.
Judge halts some military spending on border wall
The ruling applies to $3.6 billion diverted from military construction projects to pay for 175 miles of border wall.
