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Biden to Meet With Mexican President Amid Migration Issues
President Joe Biden is planning a virtual meeting with Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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Mexico May Reduce Protection Area for Endangered Porpoise — With Just 10 Left
Mexico is considering reducing the protection area for the vaquita marina in the upper Gulf of California
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‘Tonight': Ted Cruz Faces Backlash in Texas After Fleeing to Cancun
Jimmy Fallon addresses Sen. Ted Cruz doing damage control after his controversial trip to Mexico.
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Ted Cruz Gets Slammed, But Americans Are Flocking to Cancun
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz may regret travel to Cancun this week, but thousands of Americans are also flocking to the Mexican resort despite travel restrictions.
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‘Obviously a Mistake': Cruz Returns From Cancun After Uproar
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz acknowledged on Thursday that he had traveled to Mexico for a family vacation this week, leaving his home state as thousands of constituents struggled without power or safe drinking water after a powerful winter storm.
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Sen. Ted Cruz Flies Home After Furor Over Cancun Trip During Texas Deep Freeze
Sen. Ted Cruz went on vacation to Cancun, Mexico, as people in Texas dealt with electrical power outages and very cold weather.
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Ted Cruz at Mexico Airport: ‘I'm Headed Back' to Texas
After receiving widespread criticism for flying to Mexico while Texas faces a historic winter storm and power outages, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, was photographed checking in at the Cancun, Mexico, airport Thursday. “We had no heat and no power and yesterday,” he told NBC News. “My daughters asked if they could take a trip with some friends, and Heidi and...
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Mexico Arrests 6 for Trafficking False Coronavirus Vaccines
Police in northern Mexico have arrested six people for allegedly trafficking in fake coronavirus vaccines.
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Mexico Arrests 2 More in 2019 Ambush Killing of 9 American Women, Children
Mexican prosecutors say they have arrested two more suspects in the 2019 killings of nine U.S.-Mexican dual citizens near the northern border.
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Biden to Slowly Allow 25,000 People Seeking Asylum Into US
The Biden administration says an estimated 25,000 people who are seeking asylum and have been forced to wait in Mexico will be allowed into the U.S. while their cases wind through immigration courts
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In Biden's Early Days, Signs of Trump-Era Problems at Border
Larger numbers of immigrant families have been crossing the U.S.-Mexico border in the first weeks of President Joe Biden’s administration
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Biden Ending Deals With Central America Restricting Asylum
The Biden administration is ending agreements with three Central American nations that were part of an effort to restrict asylum under President Donald Trump
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Judge: Texan Charged in Capitol Riot Can Go on Mexico Trip
A federal judge has granted permission for a West Texas flower shop owner charged in last month’s riot at the U.S. Capitol to take a work-related four-day trip to Mexico
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2 Dozen Migrants Crossed Border Through Culvert Where 1 Died Amid Rains, USBP Says
U.S. Border Patrol said Friday more than two dozen migrants attempted to cross the U.S.-Mexico Border in San Ysidro through a drainage culvert last week, leading to one death and several injuries.
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Thinking of Leaving the U.S.? What This 64-Year-Old Wishes She Knew Before Retiring in Mexico—on $1,000 a Month
Janet Blaser thought she was well-prepared before moving to Mexico, but it was still a bumpy ride at first. From exploring health care to housing options, the 64-year-old retiree shares her tips for those thinking about leaving the U.S.
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An Immigrant's Experience of the ‘Remain in Mexico' Asylum Policy President Biden Is Ending
One of President Biden’s first actions on taking the White House was to begin winding down the Trump Administration’s Migrant Protection Protocols, also known as its “Remain in Mexico” policy. NBCLX Contributors Martin Markovits and Alex Luchsinger traveled to Mexico to see the experience through the eyes of two women attempting to gain asylum in the U.S.
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Resorts in Mexico in Search of COVID Testing to Aid U.S. Travelers
Resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean are now looking to secure COVID tests for American tourists
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Mexican President Works From Isolation After Virus Test
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is working from isolation at home a day after announcing he’s tested positive for COVID-19
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This 64-Year-Old Left the U.S. for Mexico. Now She's Retired by the Beach—Living on Just $1,000 Per Month
In 2006, Janet Blaser packed her bags and drove from California to Mazatlán, Mexico. Now, at 64, she has no regrets. Here’s what it’s like and how much it costs to retire in the colorful beach town.
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Mexico to Ask for Help to Get Vaccines for Migrants in US
Mexico says it has been trying to get help from non-profit groups or the U.S. government to get coronavirus vaccines for Mexican migrants working in the United States.