17Mar2017 | Human Smugglers at the US-Mexico Border Are Already Jacking Up Prices Quartz US president Donald Trump is yet to lay the first brick of his proposed wall between the US and Mexico, but some smugglers are already pricing it in. |
17Mar2017 | Private Prisons Aren't the Only Companies Making a Fortune Off Immigration Detention PRI's The World The crackdown on undocumented immigrants in the US is ramping up. That could mean we’ll see more people being sent to detention centers. For some companies, more detained immigrants mean more business. |
17Mar2017 | 'Anonymous' Joins Hacker Army Targeting Central Banks for Cash Bloomberg The hacking collective “Anonymous,†known for its activism against big corporations, security forces, and governments, is specifically targeting central banks, according to people with direct knowledge of the group’s activities. |
17Mar2017 | Requests for Mexican Citizenship Are on the Rise Amid Fears of New US Immigration Orders KPBS The Mexican consulate in San Diego has seen an uptick in applications for Mexican citizenship, she said, from about 100 a month last year to about 150 a month this year. |
17Mar2017 | He Defended the Sacred Lands of Mexico's Tarahumara People. Then a Gunman Cut Him Down The Los Angeles Times Recent killings dramatize how environmental issues have become a front-line human rights battleground in Latin America and elsewhere. |
17Mar2017 | Digital Wall Aims to Protest Trump with 1,926 Miles of Immigrant Art Mashable A border wall separating the U.S. and Mexico may be hostile and uninviting, but artist Maddy Kramer is turning that idea on its head, reclaiming it to celebrate immigrants and their creative contributions. |
17Mar2017 | Prepare to Be Searched if You're Driving Into Mexico Phoenix New Times U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers have ramped up outbound searches of vehicles entering Mexico, looking for smuggled cash, ammunition, firearms, and other contraband. |
16Mar2017 | Spiraling Violence in Veracruz as Cartels Adapt to New Political Dynamic InSight Crime The new governor of the state of Veracruz in eastern Mexico is facing cartel wars and spiraling violence after succeeding the fugitive Javier Duarte. And the disruption to the government-organized crime nexus caused by the fall of Duarte is threatening to exacerbate the chaos. |
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