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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Education Instead of Barbed Wire and Walls: A Podcast with Felicia Rangel-Samporano
The co-founder of the Sidewalk School talks about racism and Black migration, border disinformation, and how governments could alleviate suffering at the border.
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Biden's Stealth Border Wall in Texas
Construction could begin as early as December, but Starr County residents say they haven't been consulted.
Reforming Asylum for the 21st Century: A Podcast with Immigration Expert Muzzafar Chishti
We can't be a leader in the world if we shut down asylum, he says.
Bearing Witness Through Art: A Q&A with Artist Roberto Marquez
"I see it as my duty to show solidarity with the people who are suffering. All I want to do is to tell their story through my work," says Marquez.
On 'Political Pathologies' and Practicing Medicine in the Borderlands: A Q&A with Dr. Brian Elmore
El Paso/Ciudad Juárez is the most inspiring place to be and to practice, says Elmore
A Live Podcast with David Taylor, Artist and Border Researcher
Recorded at the Tin Shed Theater with the wonderful people of Patagonia, Arizona, we talk about Taylor's fascinating career as an educator and artist who challenges our perceptions of borders.
The Elon Musk Circus Comes to Eagle Pass, Texas
Billionaire’s visit was pure border theater, and a cynical move to promote his struggling social media platform
On Civil Rights and Operation Lone Star in South Texas: A Podcast with Roberto Lopez
"It feels like you're always being watched."
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“An Occupying Force”: Florida Troopers Descend on Texas Border Communities
“There’s already a massive police presence in border communities under Operation Lone Star,” says Lopez. “People do see it as an occupying force.”