immigration

In Mexican border cities, the migrants are gone

April 16, 2025Borders

Shelters are nearly empty, and local humanitarian groups are scrambling to survive. The new reality is a stark reflection of the sweeping changes in US immigration policy under President Donald Trump. It follows the administration’s termination of the CBP One app, a tool that allowed migrants to schedule asylum appointments at US ports of entry.

Costa Rican coffee farms struggle with labor shortages because of immigration restrictions

March 27, 2025Lifestyle

US presidential election sees ramped-up rhetoric on border and immigration

October 17, 2024Elections

One American student’s love for Japan

October 14, 2024Study abroad and beyond

Closing the Darién Gap with a barbed-wire fence

July 12, 2024Immigration

Baseball rises in Argentina thanks to Venezuelan migration

June 24, 2024Sports

In soccer-obsessed Argentina, there’s little place for other sports, and baseball is not the exception. The average Argentine knows very little about it, and there’s only one baseball field in the capital of Buenos Aires, a city with close to 16 million people. But in the past few years, baseball is attracting more players and more fans in the South American country.

Migrants say crossing Mexico has become increasingly challenging

April 17, 2024Migration

Mexican authorities have increased efforts to impede the transit of migrants arriving at the southern US border in response to requests by the Biden administration.