John Carlos Frey’s book chronicles how decades of bipartisan policy turned the U.S.-Mexico border into a war zone.
Mexico
Since January, more than 15,000 people have been returned to Mexico after requesting asylum in the U.S.
Agua de Puebla is diverting water to a new Heineken factory even as it cuts off water supplies to homes.
While hiding behind a mask of progressiveness, Mexican president AMLO is championing a neoliberal regime.
The terms of the deal leave migrants more vulnerable to extreme violence.
The “deal” that Trump announced is composed of plans the U.S. and Mexico agreed upon months ago.
Tariffs may not always be bad, but Trump’s tariffs are.
Supporters of the activists say Mexico is attempting to deter caravans and dissuade people from accompanying migrants.
The only people who can stop this are the Republicans in Congress. Don’t hold your breath.
Over time, tariffs could increase to as much as 25 percent.