Migrants at US Border

Migrants accused of killing Mexican border agent

Migrants accused of killing Mexican border agent after he asked for their IDs: officials

Three suspected migrants were arrested Monday for allegedly killing a Mexican immigration agent who had asked to see their identification documents, Mexican officials say.

New York Post on MSN · 1d

Mexican immigration agent killed by Venezuelan migrants near Texas crossing where Tren de Aragua threatened to attack Texas troops

The federal agent, identified as Luis Alberto Olivas García, was ambushed Monday at a checkpoint in the northern state of Chihuahua, according to Mexico’s National Migration Institute.

The New York Times · 1d

Migrants Accused of Killing Mexican Immigration Agent

Officials said the agent was attacked by a group of migrants at a checkpoint in the northern state of Chihuahua after asking to see their identification papers. At least two migrants were arrested.

Yahoo · 23h

Migrants allegedly beat Mexican agent to death

Two Venezuelan men allegedly attacked and killed an immigration agent on Monday in the border state of Chihuahua, Mexico's National Immigration Institute (INM) said.

Barron's · 1d

Mexico Detains Three Over Border Agent Killing

A Mexican immigration agent was killed on Monday in Juarez, on the US border, after asking a group of migrants to identify themselves, authorities said.

Mexico, migrants and Mobile App

ABC on MSN · 4d

Mexico developing app for migrants to send alert if about to be detained in the US

The app -- dubbed Alert Button -- will allow nationals who think they are about to be detained to notify the “consulate closest to their location," officials said.

Yahoo · 1d

Mexico launching app to help migrants detained in U.S.

The app, which will go live in January, will allow migrants to inform family members and alert the nearest local consulate if they think they’re about to be detained.

Afrotech on MSN · 1d

Mexico Launches Mobile App To Support Migrants Facing Imminent US Detainment As President-Elect Trump Pledges Mass Deportations

Mexico is launching a new initiative to help migrants alert local consulates if they believe they are about to be detained in the United States. The country is developing a mobile app called “Alert Button,

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Is Mexico Sending Hundreds of Lawyers to US to Help Migrants? What We Know

Claims that Mexico is sending hundreds of lawyers to the United States to defend migrants in court have spread across social ...

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U.S Border Patrol warns migrants of dangers of crossing during winter season

With temperatures getting lower, U.S. Customs and Border Protection is urging migrants to not cross the southern border. The ...

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Rumors of ‘open border’ on International Migrants Day sparks border rush

US Border Patrol agents were forced to push back a sudden surge of migrants trying to cross the besieged southern border ...

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Mexican App Will Allow Migrants to Hit 'Panic Button' on US Detentions

Mexico's secretary of foreign affairs unveiled an app that allows users in fear of deportation to alert their relatives and ...

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Gov. Greg Abbott cites trafficking risks in hope to curb migrant crossings at US-Mexico border

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said the state is launching a "tough medicine" messaging campaign warning migrants against the dangers ...

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How Mexican cartels manage the flow of migrants on their way to the US border

Migrant encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border have reached a four-year low, but days before the U.S. election, in which immigration is a key issue, migrants continue pouring into Mexico.

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Immigration in 2025: Border Watch with Jonathan Mejia

There are 20 days until president-elect Donald Trump officially takes office again. Even with the election behind us and ...

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Immigration under Biden saw US population grow at fastest rate in 20 years

A spike in immigration to the US during Joe Biden’s presidency has seen the country’s population grow at its fastest rate in ...

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Migrants in Mexico anxious to enter US legally before Trump ends humanitarian programs

Hundreds of migrants waited in long lines outside an immigration office in southern Mexico on Monday, hoping to secure safe ...

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