The 2020 fiscal year starts in 3.5 months. Anticipate it will be a similar battle as that which shut down the government last year. So far the House is advancing a bill with no border wall funding and will likely … Continue reading →
One policy under increasing implementation and discussion is a “remain in Mexico” approach to asylum seekers. In contrast to US/Canada where there is a safe country agreement, there is not that specific agreement with Mexico. Under terms of the US/Canada … Continue reading →
Scott Warren’s cast went to trial and ended deadlocked Scott was arrested in January 2018 for giving food and water to undocumented immigrants This was just after the organization No More Deaths published a critical report He was charged and … Continue reading →
Tohono O’odham is a native american reservation that spans the US/Mexico border. Members live on both sides (mostly the US side). They have long opposed a fortified wall on their land, though recently did compromise to allow some surveilence towers … Continue reading →
Sasabe held a recent migrant trail walk, to call attention to those who have died in the desert Also posted recently is a video of a water drop, one small step to help the situation. Also a site of recent … Continue reading →
Lawfare helps keep track of border wall related suits … Continue reading →
A story of how national politics overwhelmed Sunland Park. Meanwhile is isn’t clear this particular wall changes much … Continue reading →
May apprehension numbers are 144,000. Of particular contrast are those in El Paso sector. In the El Paso sector, U.S. Border Patrol apprehended 13,284 unaccompanied children, 104,131 family units and 19,507 single adults in May 2019, compared to 3,141 unaccompanied … Continue reading →
Troops have been sent to the border. Now apparently the job is to paint the wall. Another article; … Continue reading →
A picture from Deming where some ~3000 people have arrived. Most are on their way to meet sponsors elsewhere in the US … Continue reading →