January 30, 2025......NEWS

    University Medical Center is discharging a 21 year old woman from Mexico who fell off the Border Wall.  She was first sent to a foster home to work on mobility and is now being discharged with crutches.....

    A federal judge has suspended criminal charges against Francisco Yanez, Mexico's top immigration official, in relation to the 2023 fire at the migrant detention center in Ciudad Juarez that killed 40 migrants and injured 27 others.  Wilson, a 21 year old male is a long term guest at Casa Papa Francisco where he has severe health issues due to the fire which was started and ignored by guards.

    The us Department of Defense, along with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, ICE, deported 80 Guatemalan migrants on Friday morning, Jan. 24 from Fort Bliss, El Paso, Texas 

    Hidalgo Texas - As the new troops get settled in the Rio Grands Valley, deportations into Mexico continue at the International Port of Entry in Hidalgo.  About 50 people were based in the US Border Patrol agents.  On foot, in a single file line, children, women and men made their way into Mexico.  There, US Border Patrol officials turned them over to Mexican authorities.  This happened three times until all migrants were in Mexico. 

    Federal law enforcement have begun "immigration enforcement" raids in El Paso.  The FBI, along with our Department of Justice is assisting Department of Homeland Security's and other federal law enforcement partners with their immigration enforcement efforts.

    US Border Patrol agents returned fire after shots were fired at them from Mexico along the Rio Grands.

    US troops are expected to arrive at Fort Bliss for training before being deployed along the southern border.  It appears that 1500 troops are part of this mission.  The goal is to deploy US military troops along all four border states.  Encounters along the southern border are at the lowest levels.  The decrease is attributed to the policies of the Biden administration and Mexico, which has taken a greater hand in blocking migrants from reaching north.  Juarez is stuck between the politics of the US and Mexico and pinched with migrants arriving from the south and deportees arriving from the north.There is a need for temporary and permanent housing, feeding and care so people don't end up on the streets.

    The violent drug cartel underworld in Juarez is always hiring.  Workers are seen using socks of cement to seal a man made tunnel on the north embankment of the Rio Grands believed to be have been used by organized crime on the US border between Juarez and Mexico to smuggle migrants.