May 2009 Archives

Border Czar Alan Bersin visited an El Paso bridge to get a first hand look at a strategy to combat powerful drug cartels. But in this case the officers were checking cars headed across the border into Mexico.

>> Continue reading: Border Czar Southbound Searches to Continue

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Juarez, the city battered by drug violence, has something to celebrate: a cinderella soccer team that advanced 4 in Mexico's semi-finals.

>> Continue reading: Juarez cheers Mexico's Cinderella Soccer Team

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A June 1st deadline looms for U.S. citizens who are required to have a passport to return home by land or sea. Many people living in Border States opted for the new, cheaper, wallet-sized passport card. And some are just learning those documents also have a time sa...

>> Continue reading: New Passport Cards Expedite Border Crossings

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To keep their arsenals well stocked drug cartels in Mexico recruit people from the U.S. to buy and smuggle their weapons across the border, among their top picks: women .

>> Continue reading: Women gunrunners supply Mexico Cartels

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Mexico's health Secretary says the number of flu cases is waning so authorities will allow government offices and many businesses to reopen Wednesday. Most school closures will extend through May 11, next Monday.

>> Continue reading: As flu cases stabilize, Mexico begins to return to "normal"

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