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When fewer illegals get across, fewer illegals get arrested.

Trump admin sees the opportunity to work as a major lure for "asylum seekers."

Mexican official: “This will be a permanent effort.”

About 32,000 asylum-seekers have been sent back to Mexico.

They demanded the right to travel to the US and Canada.

Pre-Columbian gods were tough to mollify.

Mexico doesn't want them either.

They flew from Qatar to Turkey to Colombia and then came overland to Mexico.

Do inferior and superior “cultures” account for differences in wealth?

Immigration hurts Baltimore, yet the city refuses to cooperate with ICE.

Ten percent of the population survive from the proceeds of gang crime.

Identitarianism in Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile.

The U.S. birthrate among women born in Mexico has declined.

Fewer illegals means better working conditions for border agents and better housing conidtions for those detained.

Says the US failed to protect Mexican citizens in the El Paso shooting.

Most removal orders are granted in absentia because applicants do not show up in court.

Tariff threats may persuade Honduras and El Salvador.

Trump pressured Guatemala to sign the “safe third country asylum agreement.”

Guatemala’s court said the country could not absorb the number of migrants the agreement would create.

As many as 100 murders per day.

In return, the U.S. is investing $500 million in southern Mexico to create jobs.

Mexicans believe migrants are claiming jobs and benefits that should go to Mexican citizens.

They may not have been armed and may have just been looking around.

How Mexico is dealing with its own southern-border crisis.

One of the reasons Trump’s tariff threat worked.

Crime is back on the rise in Mexico.

Many moved there during the recession.

Trump's deals with Mexico seem to be working.

$432 million had been previously approved and will not be withheld.

Fleeing poverty, migrants find overcrowding, meager food, and other hardships in America.

Some asylum seekers will be in Mexico for years before their court date.

Foreign minister says he doesn’t know what Trump is talking about.

They’ve also detained several caravan organizers.

Also Africa and Central America.

DHS about the border: "We are bursting at the seams."

Mexico will never take in all the “asylum seekers” its law would permit.

Peruvian Viagra.

He’s been under investigation since 2013.

Central American economies depend on having citizens live in U.S.

Mexico wants to head off the tariffs.

Group will now welcome all "Latinx," not just Chicanos.

It will hike to 10 percent on July 1.

Influx is expected to reach one million illegals in fiscal 2019.

His approval ratings are diving.

Mexico’s Commission for Refugee Assistance finds out what it’s like.

Indians look for ways to protect their sovereignty from migrants.

Some children have been used more than once in fraudulent-family schemes.

One in four Guatemalans say they want to leave Guatemala.

Bringing with them measles, chickenpox, and other diseases.

Mexico-United States security agreement "hasn’t worked."

The anti-polio effort has been suspended in Pakistan because of attacks.

Guatemalans are 83 times more likely to have tuberculosis than Americans.

Migrant activist predicts that Mexico will not allow any more caravans.

“Burglary tourism” is also hitting Texas, Arizona, and Colorado, and several European countries.

But Mexico says its policy hasn’t changed and will not change.

Fees average $10,000 per person.

U.S. soldiers complied to deescalate the situation.

Border officials are tied up dealing with "migrants."

"Is the history of the West . . . not unique in the greatness of what it produced?"

Leading Spanish parties call it an “intolerable offense” and an “affront to Spain and its history."

$17 billion sent to Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras in 2018.

Bolsonaro: “The vast majority of potential immigrants do not intend to do good to the U.S. people.”

Tijuana is the most violent.

The orders alone are impotent.

Salvadoran police may even form their own "caravan."

Protections for 300,000 foreigners extended through January 2020.

Communist rule in Venezuela has sent more than 400,000 Hispanics to the U.S.

Smuggling marijuana is a thing of the past.

Migrants at Piedras Negras must stay in Mexico while asylum claims are evaluated.

More “optics” over substance.

Driving was dodgy since a cartel had stolen billions of dollars worth of gas.

Mexico governor: “We’ll block the entry to Coahuila.”

Another crime of the white man.

Other countries can help.

The drug trade used to supply the United States. Now it supplies locals.