Issue Aug 16-22 2023: The immigration crisis has not stopped increasing in the last few years.

Issue Aug 16-22 2023: The inappropriately named “prevention through deterrence” strategy – which has characterized U.S. immigration policy since its adoption by the Clinton administration in 1994 – has not in fact reduced immigration to the United States from Mexico.

Issue Aug 09-15 2023: Migration through the Darién jungle, which lies on the Panama-Colombia border, has been on a continuous rise despite new regulations.

Issue Aug 09-15 2023: The U.S. State Department announced that it has selected 24 cities – half American, half Latin American and Caribbean – to work in concert on a sustainable development project.

Issue Aug 09-15 2023: Venacio Alcántara, the Director of Migration for the Dominican Republic, hosted a delegation of experts in migration issues, along with the Archbishop for the Archdiocese of Miami, U.S., and his entourage, Monsignor Thomans Wenkis.

Issue Aug 01-08 2023: A delegation of U.S. members of congress will visit Brazil, Colombia, and Chile from the 14th to the 21st of August to strengthen ties and promote mutual cooperation on three key issues: the environment, defense of democracy, and peace processes.

Issue Aug 01-08 2023: The Census Bureau reported that Mexico consolidated itself as the top trading partner and supplier to the United States for the first half of 2023.

Issue Aug 01-08 2023: Mexico and the United States are working together to regulate the flow of immigrants who desire to enter both countries.

Issue Jul 01-31 2023: Ken Salazar, ambassador of the United States in Mexico, along with the Mexican government and third parties are taking legal action against the government of Texas and the United States for illegal buoys in the Rio Grande.

Issue Jul 01-31 2023: Journalistic reports -rejected by the office of Governor Greg Abbott- denounced a border policy in which police officers received orders to deny water to migrants and to return children and babies to the waters of the Rio Grande.