How New Mexico Learned to Love Its Ephemeral Waters
Rollbacks to the Clean Water Act may have affected the borderlands more than any other region. States are stepping up—but there’s still more to do.
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Facing Trump 2.0: The Immigrant Rights Movement Needs to Step Up Its Game
Mutual aid isn’t enough, says Zachary Mueller, political director for the nonprofit America’s Voice. We need a new coalition that studies the Right’s strategy, and builds a viable counterstrategy.
Reporter's Notebook: Melissa Talks About a New Binational Investigation on Border Militarization and Drownings in the Rio Grande
A special podcast with Lighthouse Reports about a year-long collaboration with The Washington Post and El Universal in Mexico published this week.
What Role Will Sheriffs Play in Trump's Mass Deportation Plans? A Q&A with Jessica Pishko
The journalist and author talks about how sheriffs might assist mass deportations, while others resist as they did during the first Trump administration.
The Billionaires and Algorithms Win. Now the Fight over Truth Begins.
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On Building Human Rights in the Borderlands: A Q&A with Nicole Ramos
Historically, the U.S.-Mexico border region has suffered under both political parties, she says. "I don't see a lot of difference."
A Special Border Chronicle Election Podcast
Melissa and Todd on the last time Trump deployed active military to the border; the immigration policy of cansancio in Mexico; and Harris and the Dems’ tough talk on asylum.
Reminder: Please join The Border Chronicle Thursday, October 24, for a discussion thread on the U.S. elections and the border.
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Border911: The Misinformation Network Profiting Off the False ‘Invasion’ Narrative
Meet the former intelligence officers and ex-feds spreading propaganda and laying the groundwork for an election challenge on behalf of Trump.
We Made It to 1,000 Paid Subscribers, Thanks to You!
Please keep them coming! We’re halfway to our goal of becoming sustainable.
A Live Podcast from Nogales with Educators Celia Concannon and Gustavo Lozano
The Border Chronicle helps kick off an exciting new oral history project called "The Border Before" led by the nonprofit Voices from the Border, and other local border organizations.
We Were So Close! And Then Our Paid Subscriptions Took a Nosedive
Also guilt, fishy CBP numbers, and supporting independent journalism … Read on for The Border Chronicle’s first-ever survey results!