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El Paso Herald Post – Tuesday Time Warp – The Start of the Iconic Cross-border Trolleys?
In today’s Tuesday’s Time Warp installment, we look at how the iconic cross-border street cars likely got their start. In the November 22, 1900, El Paso Daily Herald we learn […] The…
El Paso Herald Post – New Report Says Undocumented Immigrants Represent Less Than One Percent Of Medicaid Expenditures
CHICAGO, October 13, 2025: A new report recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) reveals that undocumented immigrants accounted for less than one percent of the […] The…
El Paso Herald Post – Trump Administration Laying Off Federal Workers
WASHINGTON, October 12, 2025: Over 4,000 federal employees began receiving layoff notices on Friday according to a court filing. The Trump Administration ordered what it argues as federal workforce reductions […] The…
El Chuqueño Blog – “Dressed to Kill”
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The Border Chronicle – The Border Chronicle Weekly Roundup: October 10
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El Paso Herald Post – Did Free Trade and Immigrants Kill the Middle Class?
ORLANDO, Fl., October 10, 2025: Free trade and immigration have been leading political discussions across the globe in recent years. Although the crackdown on immigrants by the Trump Administration is […] The…
El Paso Herald Post – The Nobel Peace Prize For 2025 Goes To Maria Corina Machado
STOCKHOLM, October 10, 2025: This morning The Nobel Foundation released a statement awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuelan opposition leader, María Corina Machado. Although calls had been made to […] The…
The Border Chronicle – La Junta de los Ríos: Reporter’s Notebook from Presidio and Big Bend
Subscribe now As I was leaving my hotel in Marfa, Texas, the front desk clerk asked me where I was headed next. “Presidio,” I told him. Perhaps he expected me to say…