Migrant Crossings, Arrests at U.S.-Mexico Border Drop for Third Consecutive Month, New CBP Data Shows

Migrant Crossings, Arrests at U.S.-Mexico Border Drop for Third Consecutive Month, New CBP Data Shows

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said the number of Haitian migrants who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border decreased by 94 percent last month.
Alleged Murderer in Mexico Arrested With Bag Containing 2 Human Heads

Alleged Murderer in Mexico Arrested With Bag Containing 2 Human Heads

By Jess Smith
Law enforcement officers in Mexico on Friday arrested a murderer who was still in possession of a bag containing two human heads.
Federal Agents Seize More Than $53 Million in Meth, Cocaine, Weed Inside Cauliflower and Seat Cushions Shipments at Texas Crossing

Federal Agents Seize More Than $53 Million in Meth, Cocaine, Weed Inside Cauliflower and Seat Cushions Shipments at Texas Crossing

By Jess Smith
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers had seized illegal drugs worth more than $53 million in two operations in Laredo, Texas on Friday.
El Chapo's Wife Emma Coronel Aispuro Refuses to Testify Against Sinaloa Cartel for the Safety of Her Twin Daughters

El Chapo's Wife Emma Coronel Aispuro Refuses to Testify Against Sinaloa Cartel for the Safety of Her Twin Daughters

By Mary Webber
Emma Coronel Aispuro, the wife of Sinaloa Cartel boss Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, refuses to cooperate with U.S. authorities in exchange for a lighter sentence.
Marine Veteran Turned Cartel Boss Pleads Guilty to Drug-Trafficking Operation Moving Tons of Cocaine From South America to Mexico-U.S.

Marine Veteran Turned Cartel Boss Pleads Guilty to Drug-Trafficking Operation Moving Tons of Cocaine From South America to Mexico-U.S.

By Mary Webber
A U.S. Marine veteran has pleaded guilty to organizing a drug-trafficking operation that moved South American-sourced cocaine through Mexico and to the U.S.
U.S. Negotiates With Mexico to Get Approve Visas for DEA Agents

U.S. Negotiates With Mexico to Get Approve Visas for DEA Agents

By Jess Smith
The U.S. ambassador to Mexico said the two countries are currently negotiating to get the Mexican government to approve visas for U.S. DEA agents to work in Mexico.
Federal Agents Arrest 3 Men in Mexico-Chicago Cocaine Pipeline After 220 Pounds of Cocaine Seize in Private Plane

Federal Agents Arrest 3 Men in Mexico-Chicago Cocaine Pipeline After 220 Pounds of Cocaine Seize in Private Plane

By Jess Smith
Federal agents have arrested three men after authorities seized more than 200 pounds of cocaine in Chicago that was allegedly connected to the Mexico-Chicago cocaine pipeline.
Mexico’s Anti-Money Laundering Chief Resigns After Wedding Scandal in Guatemala

Mexico's Anti-Money Laundering Chief Resigns After Wedding Scandal in Guatemala

By Mary Webber
Mexico's anti-money laundering chief, Santiago Nieto, has resigned amid a scandal linked to his wedding in Guatemala.
Brother of El Chapo, 3 Other Sinaloa Cartel Members Charged on Drug Trafficking Charges

Brother of El Chapo, 3 Other Sinaloa Cartel Members Charged on Drug Trafficking Charges

By Mary Webber
Four high-ranking members of the Sinaloa Cartel, including the brother of its boss "El Chapo," have been charged with international drug trafficking.
Sinaloa Cartel Official 'El Inge' Arrested in Fentanyl Laboratory Producing Millions of 'Blue' Pills in Mexico

Sinaloa Cartel Official 'El Inge' Arrested in Fentanyl Laboratory Producing Millions of 'Blue' Pills in Mexico

By Mary Webber
A Sinaloa Cartel leader was arrested in a facility at Culiacan city, Mexico that included a laboratory producing millions of fentanyl pills, officials said.
5 National Guard Officers in Mexico Hurt After Hundreds of Migrants Hurl Rocks

5 National Guard Officers in Mexico Hurt After Hundreds of Migrants Hurl Rocks

By Jess Smith
Five officers of Mexico's National Guard were injured after a group of migrants attempting to walk across southern Mexico pelted them with a hail of rocks.
2 Dead in Shootout Between Warring Mexican Drug Cartels Near Mexico Hotel Resorts

2 Dead in Shootout Between Warring Mexican Drug Cartels Near Mexico Hotel Resorts

By Joshua Summers
At least two were reported dead in a shootout between warring Mexican drug cartels that occurred near two hotel resorts in Mexico on Thursday.
Armed Men Stormed Cancun Resort As Tourists and Staff Take Shelter; Shooters Suspected Drug Dealers in Mexico

Armed Men Stormed Cancun Resort As Tourists and Staff Take Shelter; Shooters Suspected Drug Dealers in Mexico

By Mary Webber
Cancun resort tourists and staff were shown hiding in a video of the incident after being told to take cover at the Hyatt Ziva Riviera Cancun.
Migrant Caravan March to Mexico City

2 Injured After Migrants Clash With Mexico National Guard Near Area Where a Cuban Immigrant Was Shot to Death

By Joshua Summers
Two migrants were reportedly injured after clashing with Mexico's National Guard on Thursday.
'Drug Kingpin' With Ties to Mexico's Gulf Cartel Convicted in Massive Cocaine Bust in Georgia

'Drug Kingpin' With Ties to Mexico's Gulf Cartel Convicted in Massive Cocaine Bust in Georgia

By Jess Smith
An alleged drug kingpin of middle Georgia with alleged ties to Mexico's Gulf Cartel was found guilty of three racketeering charges.
Central American Migrants Participates in Caravan Towards U.S.

1 Dead, 4 Injured After Mexican Forces Open Fire on Vehicle Carrying Migrants

By Joshua Summers
At least one migrant reportedly dies after Mexican forces open fire on a vehicle carrying immigrants.
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