An illegal immigrant teenager from Mexico was arrested for allegedly setting wildfires in California, said Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials. Agents with the CBP's El Centro Sector apprehended the illegal alien, who was not identified, and accused him of setting fires in the Jacumba Wilderness last week.

Another day, another lie from the Biden administration.After promising large-scale repatriation of Haitian migrants who poured into the United States in Del Rio, Texas, over the last several weeks, President Joe Biden's administration is actually releasing the migrants into the U.S. on a "very, very...

I have done field work in the Mazatec region since 2009, and in all these years, I have only seen two types of psilocybin mushrooms for sale in the city of Huautla de Jiménez. However, the article " Seeking the Magic Mushroom " (1957) describes the use of at least seven different species of psychoactive mushrooms in Mexico.

Nine days after the Supreme Court ordered the Biden administration to restart the Remain in Mexico program, no information is available on new enrollees, and border agents are saying the program hasn't yet been reinstated. The program, also known as the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP), was launched during the Trump administration and terminated by President Joe Biden on his first day in office.

Chinese money launderers and fentanyl-makers have gone into business with Mexican drug cartels, teaming up to make billions of dollars a year trafficking the powerful opioid that is killing thousands of people in the United States.

President Joe Biden's administration said Wednesday it doesn't plan on closing any Texas child care facilities housing immigrant minors, rebuking a recent order from GOP Governor Greg Abbott to remove the sites' licenses. A spokeswoman for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said that the agency's "top priority is the health and safety of the children in our care."

Maria wired $7,500 in ransom payments from San Jose, California to kidnappers in Tijuana who were holding her husband hostage. (Illustration: Michelle Urra) The wave of migration at the border is a boon for kidnappers, human smugglers, and the American businesses that handle their money.

The amount of "currency in circulation" - the paper dollars wadded up in people's pockets and purses, stuffed under mattresses, or packed into suitcases and safes overseas - jumped again in the week ended December 30 to a new record of $2.09 trillion, according to the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, where currency in circulation is a liability, not an asset.