South Texas Fights Back
ICE raids and detentions, together with a high-profile killing, have led Rio Grand Valley residents to mobilize—including even some local Republicans.
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Uncertainty and Desperation in Nogales: Asylum-Seeking Families Wait for Title 42 to End
Border policy is fragmented. Asylum, despite being the law of the land, is all but a dream for most. Every border town up and down the line tells a different story. But as the August summer sun sears the desert, the desperation is palpable as people wait, hope and pray.
The Border Chronicle's Summer Reading List for Border Nerdz
We’ll Be Back in August. Until Then Read Up, Stay Hydrated, and Go Outside!
Black Seminoles in the Borderlands: A Podcast Interview with Windy Goodloe
"We're still here and we're very proud of the legacy that has been left to us."
How to Defund Fox News: A Q&A with Claire Atkin, of Check My Ads
FoxNews.com supported the January 6 attack. Atkin is working to stop it from promoting the next insurrection.
The Border Chronicle is Feeling the Love
It's been an encouraging week with 79 new paid subscribers! Keep 'em coming and we thank you!
We’re Onto a Good Thing. We Just Need Your Help to Keep It Going.
The good news is The Border Chronicle is nine months old. The bad news is that we run out of funding in three months. Welcome to journalism.
Guns to Garden Tools: A New National Movement Takes Root in the Borderlands
What about more community gardens to reduce both guns and food insecurity?
From Border Patrol Agent to Immigrant Rights Activist: A Podcast with Jenn Budd
Budd's new book "Against the Wall" takes an unflinching look at the systemic misogyny and racism in the Border Patrol, and overcoming a childhood of trauma and abuse.
How YouTube is Promoting White Supremacy to Young Viewers: A Q&A with Shauna Siggelkow
"The 'Great Replacement' isn't new. It’s just that it's been packaged for the digital age in a very effective way."
Where Does Justice Find its Limit? On Writing an Opera About Family Separation: A Q&A with Anna Deeny Morales
"I feel very different about this work than anything I’ve done before. It’s like an open wound."
The Things They Carried: Is the Border Patrol discarding asylum seekers’ documents?
In Arizona and Texas, border residents are noticing more and more personal belongings left behind, including confidential documents, along the U.S. side of the border wall.