Tag: Reynosa

Shelters providing refuge to migrants in Mexico waiting to seek asylum are feeling the financial strain from a COVID-era policy that has no clear end in sight.

City officials in Reynosa cleared out a migrant encampment sheltering hundreds of migrant families and attempted to relocate them early Tuesday morning. Yet, hundreds more arrived over the last couple days, complicating the math and introducing chaos into the fragile process.

An encampment in Reynosa sheltering hundreds of migrant families expelled from the U.S. or waiting to seek asylum was dismantled overnight after its formation a year-and-a-half ago.

About three months after its groundbreaking, a celebration was held in Reynosa on Wednesday morning to inaugurate a newly constructed migrant shelter.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers apprehended two Rio Grande Valley residents last week who had warrants for child-related sex crimes. CBP took 69-year-old Eliseo...

Pressure is mounting in Reynosa as the U.S. prepares to change immigration policies at the border that could draw thousands to the region. Simultaneously, a shelter meant to replace the migrant encampment in the city faces significant construction delays as rumors attempt to displace them before its completion.

The U.S. ambassador to Mexico met with Mexican border leaders Wednesday for the second time since his appointment to discuss business development, immigration and...

Men standing on cinder blocks stacked like a Jenga tower grabbed pails of concrete handed by others below them at a Reynosa baseball field...

A small border ranch ensconced in an impoverished Reynosa riverbank neighborhood was for years maintained by a family, a church ministry, and a promise...

A new building dedicated to public safety south of the Rio Grande that boasts a network of nearly 5,000 state-run surveillance cameras that monitor...