I’m sorry that Corey Lewandowski is a guy that I have to remind you about today, because the former campaign manager for Donald Trump took far right callousness to the lowest of the low in an exchange on (where else) Fox News on Tuesday night.
In April, Manuel Antonio Cano Pacheco was forced by immigration authorities to leave the United States and return to Mexico—a country he hadn’t set foot in since he was three. Just weeks later, the Iowa teen was found dead, his throat slit by drug cartel murderers. He was, a friend told the Des Moines Register, simply…
Takeshi Furumoto is a Japanese American veteran who was born in an internment camp in 1944. He and his family experienced extreme racism in the United States, were stripped of their citizenship, and were deported after World War II. He was 12 when they were finally able to return.
Now, decades later, he talked to…
President Donald Trump lashed out on Monday at a group of Central American asylum seekers traveling to the United States, calling their caravan “a disgrace” and claiming he’d instructed the Department of Homeland Security to bar them from entering the country. (“WALL,” he added.)
Jeff Sessions, the U.S. attorney general and a racist Keebler elf, issued a memo on Friday directing federal prosecutors along the Southwest border to adopt a “zero tolerance” policy toward undocumented immigrants trying to enter the country.
Just as the horror of Donald Trump, the presidential candidate, is starting to recede thanks to the much more immediate horror of Donald Trump, the president, he decided to go all the way back to the beginning on Thursday, resurrecting one of his first and most infamous remarks of all time by suggesting that the…
Donald Trump has had a major freakout about the “refugee caravan” traveling through Mexico on its way to the United States. Trump has peddled loads of misinformation about the caravan and has even called for National Guard troops to be sent to the U.S-Mexico border in response. To the families actually traveling on…
The Trump administration could deploy National Guard troops as part of a security crackdown at the U.S.-Mexico border as soon as tonight, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said on Wednesday, but she had no real answers to give about how many National Guard members would be deployed, for what…
After vowing to send the military to guard the southern border with Mexico, President Trump darkly teased taking “strong action” on immigration later today.
It’s been six months since a massive 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit central Mexico, but many Mexico City residents who lost their homes after the disaster are still living in the streets.
The great dealmaker–in–chief can’t even have a phone conversation with the leader of one of our biggest trading partners without blowing up. And it’s all over his egomaniacal border wall that’s never going to happen anyway.
Gonzalo Curiel, the federal judge who was subjected to a series of hateful and racist attacks about his Mexican heritage in 2016 from then-presidential candidate Donald Trump, is slated to hear a case Friday that will help determine whether Trump can use decades-old waivers to bypass environmental laws and build his…
A curt travel advisory issued Thursday by the U.S. State Department told Americans not to visit five states in Mexico, all coastal areas the U.S. said has seen an uptick in violent gang-related drug crimes. Those states are Sinaloa, Tamaulipas, Michoacán, Guerrero, and Colima.
President Donald Trump, the man who launched his presidential campaign by declaring Mexicans were rapists and who promised to deport millions of them in his first year in office, has come up short.
After their father and sole caretaker was recently deported to Mexico, his four children—the oldest of whom is just 10—will be forced to enter the foster care system in Kentucky if they can’t come up with the money to be reunited with their father.
Donald Trump’s border wall is inspiring a new wave of protest art at the U.S.-Mexico border in the form of projected “light graffiti,” with artist-activists projecting Luchador masks, ladders, and pro-refugee messages on prototypes of the wall.
The government of Mexico has added its voice to the ongoing fight against Texas’ SB4 law—the law that targets sanctuary cities and immigrant communities across the state.
Hace unos años estaba sentada en frente a mi casa con mi familia, cuando de repente vimos pasar un grupo de jeeps camuflajeados por nuestra calle. Todos somos latinos por acá, pero estos tipos no eran como nosotros. Tienen la piel mucho más clara y algunos eran rubios. Era como si el ejército nos estuviera invadiendo.…
It’s been a month since a 7.1 magnitude earthquake ripped through central Mexico, killing more than 200 people and leaving thousands more homeless. In that time, the Mexican government promised funds and resources for the rebuilding process. But many people desperate to get their homes and businesses back following…
Violence against women is escalating across Mexico. At least 263 women were murdered in Mexico State alone last year. But despite this growing epidemic, activists claim the Mexican government isn’t taking the issue seriously enough.
