Tag: border control

The U.S. president’s aggressive policies are making some of his Latino voters face uncomfortable realities.

The interests of López Obrador and Trump are aligned.

The pressure is now political and, to some degree, economic.

The flood of migrants has grown too great.

This requires a coordinated response from the U.S. and Mexican governments, beyond the partisan political interests of the moment.

The best immediate fix is to grant temporary protected status to the Haitians who have already entered the U.S.

Two principal failures that Republicans could exploit between now and the midterm elections in 2022 are the following: the rise in crime and the never-ending question of immigration on the southern border.

What is clear is that any U.S. plan for the immigration problem and the current border crisis needs Mexico’s help.