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An immigration judge fired by the Trump administration searches for meaning at the southern border.
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The Many Scandals of the Border Industrial Complex
As election campaigns heat up, the true state of the border is revealed in record budgets, record contracts, increased border deaths, and the barring of press from the Border Security Expo in El Paso.
Water Is Running Out in the Rio Grande. This Report Has Solutions, but Will Stakeholders Act?
A Q&A with Water Policy Expert Kathy Robb on her solutions-oriented report that builds off successes of Colorado river basin negotiations.
This Election Year’s Top Three False Border and Immigration Narratives: A Q&A with David Bier
Take a stroll down False Claim Lane with us today. It will certainly come in handy for all the border and immigration debates you will hear in the next few months
"Tenemos Fe": Migrants Still Arriving, Despite Biden's New Executive Order
Humanitarian groups expect more uncertainty and suffering with new policy changes at the border.
Breaking News: Border Patrol Agent Airlifted After Truck Slams into Border Wall
At least four asylum seekers also injured after two Border Patrol trucks collided Friday, and one crashed into border wall.
Remembering the Dead on the Migrant Trail Walk: A Reflection
As the Biden administration imposes more border restrictions, a group of people challenge dangerous border policies and cultivate migrant solidarity with ritual and remembrance.
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The Walls Have Eyes: A Podcast with Petra Molnar
If you want to learn about border technology, listen to this conversation about a new book on surviving migration in the age of artificial intelligence.
Op-Ed: Let’s Not Kill Las Moras Springs
The ninth largest group of springs in Texas is dry. Will it ever come back? It's up to us.
Reporter’s Notebook: A Dispatch from the Border Security Expo
Photos and observations on the controversy, bloated border budgets, and surveillance technology as the Border Patrol celebrates its centennial
On a Far-Right Movement Beyond Trump: A podcast with Heidi Beirich
The longtime expert in extremism warns that far-right networks are being built globally and across borders.
‘The Case for Open Borders’: A Book Review from the Banks of the Rio Grande
John Washington’s new book attempts to break open the political discourse on borders, showing us that another world is possible.