The fatal blaze comes as border cities across Mexico have been flooded with migrants turned back from the United States and more arriving from other countries. By Rocío GallegosNatalie ...

Since then, the number of migrants in Ciudad Juárez has swelled to more than 12,000, with the expectation that as many as 300 a day will be returned to the city from the United States.

Juárez again becomes a waiting room for migrants who hope to seek asylum in the United States. By KVIA ABC-7.

The Ciudad Juárez fire – and other circles of made-in-USA hell. The United States is just as responsible for the death of 40 asylum seekers as those who decided to let them burn to death.

Asylum seekers cross the Rio Bravo River back into Mexico from the United States as members of the US National Guard put in place barbed wire, in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, on May 13, 2023.

From El Paso and Ciudad Juárez to San Diego and Tijuana, migrants were massing Thursday along some sections of the U.S.-Mexico border in a last attempt to cross into the United States in the ...

CIUDAD JUÁREZ – The deadly fire ... but Mexico has emerged as the world’s third most popular destination for asylum-seekers, after the United States and Germany. It is still largely a transit ...

Tears flowed amid heartfelt embraces as Mexican families were allowed brief reunions at the border Saturday with relatives who migrated to the United States.. As a mariachi band played the popular ...

Mexican army three-star Gen. Eufemio Alberto Ibarra Flores speaks at a ceremony Tuesday launching the “Unidos por Juárez” (United for Juárez) crime-fighting strategy in Juárez, Mexico.

The only thing is that when we arrived in Ciudad Juárez and we started the application, because you have to imagine that we needed to apply to enter the United States," said Joseline.

El Paso (Agenzia Fides) - The Bishop of the Diocese of El Paso (Texas, USA), His Exc. Mgr. Mark Joseph Seitz, announced during a press conference last night, that together with the Bishops of the ...