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Senegalese migrants are using TikTok and WhatsApp to plan journeys from Nicaragua to the US: ‘It’s not something hidden’
Features
Senegalese migrants are using TikTok and WhatsApp to plan journeys from Nicaragua to the US: ‘It’s not something hidden’
By Baba Ahmed and The Associated PressMarch 2, 2024
In the Sinaloa mountains, a cartel soldier points a gun at the camera.
Commentary
U.S. policies created the border and drug crises—and can end them
By Sebastian Junger and Nick QuestedSeptember 23, 2020
MEXICO-US-BORDER-WALL-PROTOTYPES
Border Agents to Target Spanish Speakers at U.S.-Mexico Border: Report
By Renae ReintsMarch 7, 2019
Governor-elect Gavin Newsom Holds Press Conference At St. Anthony Foundation
Leadership
California Gov. Gavin Newsom Pulling National Guard From State’s Border With Mexico
By Natasha BachFebruary 11, 2019
The U.S. and Mexico border fence is seen in Tijuana, Mexico
Leadership
House Committee Plans Hearing About Trump’s Deployment of Military to the Border
By Renae ReintsJanuary 28, 2019
President Trump Returns To The White House After Day Trip To Camp David
Trump to Travel to Border Thursday Amid Shutdown Fight Over Wall
By BloombergJanuary 7, 2019
Judge Orders U.S. to Reunite Immigrant Children and Parents
Leadership
Judge Sets Deadlines for Trump Administration to Reunite Separated Migrant Children and Parents
By BloombergJune 27, 2018
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