Mexican prosecutors suggest a son of 'El Chapo' made a deal with the U.S. to get his brother out of prison
Ovidio Guzmán reportedly entered a witness protection program. The news surfaced a month after his brother Joaquín and Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada were arrested in the U.S.
Former Gulf Cartel leader Osiel Cardenas set to be extradited from U.S. to Mexico
Cardenas was imprisoned for 14 years in the U.S. He faces pending charges in Mexico
Police raids ranch where Sinaloa Cartel founder 'El Mayo' was allegedly ambushed and taken to U.S.
Authorities are looking for evidence that could help clarify the events that led to the capture of the drug lord in Texas
Mexico's Lopez Obrador Gives Final Report As Opponents, US Fret
The presidential report is a tradition in Mexican politics, an annual review of governmental progress not unlike a US president's State of the Union address.
San Diego County reports two cases of migrants trying to board school buses
The Jamul-Dulzura Union School District plans to hold a community meeting on Aug. 31 to address the issue
Young, riding bikes and wielding radios: a look at the sentinels guarding 'Los Chapitos'' stronghold
Called "punteros," over 700 riders are tasked with informing the higher echelons of any suspicious activity in Culiacán, Mexico
Critics of bridge being constructed over the Tijuana River call the project unnecessary
A study conducted in 2019 showed that there could be potential floods in Tijuana if CBP agents fail to open gates fast enough or in the event of a malfunction
Former Gulf Cartel leader Osiel Cardenas released from U.S. prison after over a decade
Cardenas also created the Zetas, an armed organization that played a key role in violent turf wars that marked Mexico over the past years
Mexican military attacked by armed groups in Sinaloa as tensions rise after El Mayo's arrest
Local media showed images of burning vehicles blocking roads. The government has sent hundreds of troops to the region in the past weeks
Volunteers find human remains and bones in suspected cartel 'kitchen' in border state of Tamaulipas
Only Jalisco (14,991) has more reported cases of missing people in Mexico than Tamaulipas (13,228) so far this year
Mexican Police Restore 'Order' In Michoacán Following Gang Assaults With Explosives And Roadblocks
A Mexican media outlet, citing unnamed police sources, said the attacks were linked to a conflict between criminal gangs, including Los Viagras, Cartel del Abuelo, Templar Knights and the larger Jalisco New Generation Cartel.
Over a dozen Texas National Guard members have died while deployed at the southern border since 2021
Gov. Greg Abbott said Operation Lone Star has led to the apprehension of more than half a million migrants as well as 46,000 criminal arrests since March 2021
Air purifiers handed out in San Diego are not enough to combat the sewage stench coming from Tijuana
Residents in the area have reported chronic coughs, migraines and nausea due to the smell; they say symptoms go away when they go somewhere else
Judicial Reforms Strain Mexican-US Ties, Spook Investors
US Ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar has warned that the changes would "threaten" a trade relationship that "relies on investors' confidence in Mexico's legal framework."
AMLO announces 'pause' in diplomatic relations with U.S. over criticism of judicial overhaul
The initiative seeks for judges to be elected by the population. U.S. ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar warned about its effects
Cohousing Lets Mexicans Grow Old Among Friends
On a plot of land surrounded by forests and mountains, a group of 30 senior citizens have built six houses in Malinalco, a peaceful tourist town about 100 kilometers (62 miles) from Mexico City.
Inside the 'cold war' taking place within the Sinaloa Cartel since the capture of 'El Mayo' Zambada
The arrest has intensified the rivalry between two groups: the "Mayiza," loyal to Zambada, and the "Chapitos," led by the sons of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán
Six migrants injured in San Diego after falling from the border wall
Last year, the Mexican consulate reported that 29 Mexican nationals died from falls while trying to cross into the San Diego region while another 120 were hurt.
AMLO's attempted judicial overhaul in Mexico escalates diplomatic tensions with U.S.
The relationship between Mexico and the U.S. had been strained since the Department of Justice kept El Mayo Zambada capture operation secret. The White House's position on AMLO's judicial reform has made it worse.
Mexican government to press charges against 'El Chapo's son for turning over 'El Mayo' to the U.S.
Prosecutors are seeking to charge the Sinaloa Cartel co-founder with kidnapping
Bus drivers caught smuggling over 92,000 rifle bullets from the United States to Mexico
More than 300,000 rounds of ammunition have been seized by CBP agents during fiscal year 2024 in the Southwest border
Mexico sends hundreds of additional troops to Sinaloa as violence soars after El Mayo's capture
Over a thousand soldiers have already been deployed to Culiacán in less than a month
Shooting in Mexico, near the Arizona border, leaves one migrant dead and eight wounded
Officials said the wounded included nationals from Mexico, Ecuador and Africa.
Why the arrest of 'El Mayo' Zambada could strain U.S.-Mexico relations
Mexican officials are reportedly aggrieved and President López Obrador said "who knows" if U.S. agents were involved in the apprehension
Venezuela wins the migrant 'Copa América' as team members wait for a CBP One appointment
Last year, Venezuela defeated Guatemala 3-0 in a penalty shootout
Sinaloa on edge: brothers linked to El Chapo's first escape and to El Mayo murdered in Mexico
The discovery of the tortured bodies of Marín and Leobaldo García Corrales, close to El Chapo Guzmán and allegedly close to his sons, has Sinaloa on edge. Authorities brace for a turf war within the Sinaloa Cartel
Mexico's incoming president Sheinbaum to carry on AMLO's legacy of militarizing the National Guard
The body has a history of severe human rights violations and using lethal force against unarmed civilians. Fully militarizing it could shield it from civilian prosecution
Capture of 'El Mayo' and betrayal accusations sparks fear of turf wars in Mexico
In the wake of the arrests, the Mexican government dispatched hundreds of special forces soldiers to Culiacán to maintain order
DHS is planning on using facial recognition technology on children at the border
Since January 2020, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has added 1.5 million DNA profiles to law enforcement databases
Crimes against migrants are rising despite lower amount of people traveling north
Mexico's national immigration agency said authorities had freed 2,115 migrants of all nationalities kidnapped by smuggling gangs and drug cartels last year