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Death toll in Texas floods climbs to 109 as 3 more bodies found | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

Natural Disasters · Texas

Death toll in Texas floods climbs to 109 as 3 more bodies found | Honolulu Star-Advertiser

57% Center coverage: 177 sources

Advocates Call for 2-Day Field Worker Strike to Protest Ongoing ICE Raids

Donald Trump · California

Advocates Call for 2-Day Field Worker Strike to Protest Ongoing ICE Raids

47% Center coverage: 15 sources

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) -- Migrant advocates in Southern California have announced a pending two-day strike by field workers as a way to protest ongoing immigration raids at fields and farms across the state. Organizers say the workers will stop working on consecutive days in the near future to show their displeasure and concerns with the raids. Just a few days ago, hundreds of workers were arrested as Immigration and Customs Enforcement offic…See the Story

‘What if We Stay in Mexico?’ With Chances in the US Dashed, Migrants Make New Lives South of Border

Immigration · Orlando

‘What if We Stay in Mexico?’ With Chances in the US Dashed, Migrants Make New Lives South of Border

80% Center coverage: 15 sources

The plan had always been to seek asylum in the U.S. But somewhere on the journey between their home in El Salvador and the northern Mexico border, Wilver Arteaga and his family realized there was no way. The strong rhetoric around President Donald Trump’s immigration policies was becoming reality, and on his first day in office, he shut down the legal appointment process for migrants to be screened for asylum. Arteaga, 40, and his wife used to b…See the Story

Tick Bites Kill 16 in Chihuahua

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Chihuahua, Chih.- Until July 7, the Ministry of Health of the State confirmed 15 deaths and 37 cases of ricketsiosis in the entity, disease caused by the bite of infected ticks. The municipalities with the highest incidence are Ciudad Juárez, with 18 confirmed cases; Chihuahua capital, with 15; and Meoqui, with 4. By age ranges, the group most affected is that of girls and boys between 5 and 14 years of age, with 16 cases, that is, more than 43 …Health · Chihuahua See the Story

U.S. Coast Guard, Mexican Navy Deter Suspected Smuggling Vessel Off San Diego

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

The crew of Cutter Robert Ward detected an unidentified vessel enter U.S. territorial waters from Mexico, according to the Coast Guard.Coast Guard · San Diego See the Story

UPDATE: US Consulate Employee in Tijuana Shot Nine Times; One in Custody for the Murder

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Three professionals were murdered following armed attacks on various dates: Alan Miranda, director and founder of the marketing agency "Digital Lab" on July 2; as well as Damián Lozano Durán, a veterinarian originally from Zacatecas; and Xavier Damián Jiménez Jiménez, a professor at the Mexico Institute, on July 10. Therefore, the Citizen Council for Public Security... SourceCrime · Tijuana See the Story

City of San Diego sues federal government for withholding grant money aimed for public services

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) -- San Diego City Attorney Heather Ferbert has filed a lawsuit against two federal agencies to protect $362 million already awarded by the federal government for public services. In a news release issued by the city attorney, Ferbert says the funds help the city build and repair critical infrastructure, provide housing and homelessness services, and support key programs that serve families and residents across the San D…Donald Trump · San Diego See the Story

Reviled in the US, MS-13 Gang Pulls Bloody ‘Rescue’ of Jailed Leader in Honduras

59% Center coverage: 12 sources

(The Center Square) – Across the country, federal agents are arresting members of the Mara Salvatrucha (MS-13) U.S.-Salvadoran transnational gang designated as a foreign terrorist organization by the Trump administration.MS-13 · Maine See the Story

'He's Being Kidnapped Right Now': Helena Police Video Shows ICE Detention of Christopher Martinez

94% Center coverage: 18 sources

Body and dash camera video from the Helena Police Department obtained by the Independent Record shows the July 1, 2025, traffic stop that led to the detention of Christopher Martinez Marvan by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Helena See the Story

Texas Floods Test FEMA’s Future Amid Trump Reforms

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

President Donald Trump declared a major disaster in Texas on July 6, activating the Federal Emergency Management Agency to assist with recovery from historic flash flooding in the Hill Country region. More than 120 people died, including 36 children, and over 170 remain missing — many swept away as the Guadalupe River surged more than 20 feet in an hour. FEMA has deployed hundreds of personnel to support state-led efforts, including setting up d…Donald Trump · Texas See the Story

Animal Ashes Given to Patrons of 'Fake' Crematorium, Prosecutor Says

100% Center coverage: 4 sources

Crime · Juárez See the Story

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