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Category: Blogs
The latest from the border blogosphere.
El Paso Taxpayer Revolt – SALARIES OF CITY EMPLOYEES, MARCH 2025
[[{“value”:” We have attached here our latest list of the salaries of City employees. 420 are paid more than $100,000 per year plus benefits. The two highest paid employees are City Manager…
The Border Chronicle – Undeterred: Border Violence Isn’t Stopping Migration
This article is a collaboration between The Border Chronicle and Inkstick Media, a nonprofit newsroom focused on life amid endless conflict. Two Afghan men check their phones after taking a boat to…
The Border Chronicle – Some Big Changes at The Border Chronicle and a Request for Your Support
Pablo de la Rosa interviewing Haitian migrants in Reynosa, Tamaulipas in 2023. (Photo credit: Carolina Cuellar) Subscribe now Share Has it been little more than a month or 10 years since President…
The Border Chronicle – Mass Deportations Will Tear Our Society Apart: A Q&A with David Bier, Immigration Expert with the Libertarian Cato Institute
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), officers arrest a man during a raid in New York City during Trump’s first administration in 2018. (Photo credit: John Moore via Getty) Subscribe now David…
El Chuqueño Blog – “The Raging Tide”
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The Border Chronicle – A Report from Limbo: Asylum Seekers Face the New Trump Era
This is The Border Chronicle’s second on-the-ground report this week examining what has been happening on the Mexican side of the border after Donald Trump’s inauguration. Please also check out Melissa’s Tuesday…
El Chuqueño Blog – John Stewart on Doge
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The Border Chronicle – “I Try to Focus on What’s Possible”: A Q&A with Judith Cabrera de la Rocha, Codirector of Border Line Crisis Center in Tijuana
Greetings from the Border Invasion. The first week of February, I drove from Tucson to San Diego/Tijuana. In California I walked through the Border Field State Park to the U.S.-constructed border wall,…