DOJ Alleges Mexican Cartel Used Chinese Underground Banking

The department engaged in a multi-year investigation with Mexico and China. The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently announced a 10-count indictment against 24 members of the Mexican Sinaloa…

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President Biden Issues Executive Order on Border Security

Immigrants who illegally cross the U.S.-Mexico border could be denied asylum. President Joe Biden issued an executive order on Tuesday that will restrict some access to illegal immigrants…

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DOJ Extradites Drug Chemical Supplier from Mexico for U.S. Trial

Attorney General Garland announces the trial of a supplier for a cartel trafficking operation. The Department of Justice announced the extradition of Mexican citizen Francisco Pulido Coracero to…

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President Considers Administration’s Authority to Shut Southern Border

He said there’s “no guarantee” that it’s possible without Congressional approval. President Joe Biden said this week that he and his administration are exploring the legal possibility of…

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Texas Border Police Law Placed on Hold by Appeals Court

The case is still being litigated. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals denied Texas’ request to allow a state border authority law to go into effect while an…

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Former U.S. Diplomat Pleads Guilty as Cuban Agent

Avoids severe espionage charges by accepting multiple lesser crimes Former U.S. diplomat Manuel Rocha pled guilty to charges of conspiracy for working as a foreign agent for the…

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House Legislators Work on Military Aid and Border Bill Before Recess

The compromise bill would fund Ukraine and address U.S. border security. Representative Don Bacon of Nebraska is one of four bipartisan members of Congress endeavoring to come up…

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House Committee Considers Impeachment Articles for DHS Secretary

Hearings concluded regarding his mismanagement of the U.S. border. The House Homeland Security Committee is meeting to markup articles of impeachment for Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro…

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U.S. Labor Department Asks Mexico to Review Call Centers

Under the USMCA, Mexican company workers request assistance from U.S. regarding attempts to unionize. The Department of Labor requested that the government of Mexico review a call center…

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SCOTUS Allows Federal Border Agents to Remove Texas Razor Wire Barrier

The divided decision lifts the injunction placed by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The U.S. Supreme Court has lifted an injunction placed by the Fifth Circuit U.S.…

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