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Biden holds talks with Mexico's president as pressure mounts over Title 42

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden is holding talks Friday afternoon with Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador as a looming deadline to lift COVID-era restrictions at the U.S. southern border has magnified concerns over the administration's immigration policies and an influx in illegal border crossings.

Los Angeles Times

Biden talks with Mexico’s AMLO to discuss migration, Ukraine

The call comes as the US prepares to lift a restriction along the US-Mexico border that expelled most asylum seekers.

Al Jazeera

Prominent murder cases often remain mysteries in Mexico

As Mexican investigators struggle with the so-far inexplicable death of an 18 year-old woman, the odds of an answer are slim: The large majority of homicides in Mexico go unsolved and even nationally notorious cases tend to wind up as mysteries

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Terrifying moment teens encounter crocodile while swimming in tourist hotspot

The holidaying teenagers were in for a nasty shock when one of their friends ducked their head under the waters in Tulum, Mexico, and saw something sinister lurking just a few feet away

Daily Mirror

Remnants of Arellano Felix Cartel responsible for Tijuana journalist killings, Mexico says

TIJUANA, Mexico — Mexico's undersecretary of security said Thursday that the same criminal cell, comprised of remnants of the Arellano-Felix Cartel, is responsible for the murders of Tijuana journalists Margarito Martinez Esquivel and Lourdes Maldonado.

Tribune News Service

Neighbors complain about putrid odor in Tijuana neighborhood

TIJUANA, Mexico — Residents in the Canon de la Pedrera neighborhood of Tijuana about six miles south of the border are complaining about a putrid odor that is so strong some days it has made a few neighbors feel ill.

Tribune News Service

Mexican government’s response to Haitian migrant wave was chaotic, report claims

Mexican authorities had limited capacity to manage the country’s recent wave of Haitian migrants, who lived in dire conditions and struggled with the country’s immigration system, said a report published Thursday by an international refugee advocacy organization.

Miami Herald

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Jon Rahm was en fuego to start the Mexico Open: ‘Probably as solid a round as I’ve had all year’

Jon Rahm had a simple plan: hit driver everywhere, and it worked Thursday.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Debanhi Escobar’s father on his fight to find the killer who dumped her body in a Mexico motel cistern

EXCLUSIVE: Authorities believe Debanhi Escobar ended up dead in a water tank by accident. In an interview with Independent en Español, her father, Mario Escobar, tells José Luis Montenegro why he’s convinced that’s a lie

The Independent UK

Mexico president proposes dramatic electoral reforms

Mexico’s government is proposing a dramatic overhaul of the nation’s electoral system and the agency that oversees it

The Independent UK

How race and religion have always played a role in who gets refuge in the US

In the weeks since Russia invaded Ukraine, millions of Ukrainians have fled the country as refugees. Hundreds of those refugees have now arrived at the southern border of the United States seeking asylum, after flying to Mexico on tourist visas.

The Conversation

Dead Scary: Militant Feminist Group Had Shrine To Goddess Of Death, Say Police

Three suspects were arrested on April 15 on assault and narcotics charges.

Zenger

Mexico fires 2 officials in probe of young woman's death

Mexican authorities say two prosecution officials have been fired over “omissions and errors” in the search for a missing woman found dead last week in northern Mexico

The Independent UK

Guardsmen who drowned on Texas border had no float device

Texas officials say a National Guard member who drowned on the U.S.-Mexico border while on duty wasn't wearing a flotation device and had not been issued one

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Debanhi Escobar: Taxi driver who took haunting final photo of slain Mexico teen ‘tried to grope her chest’

Images purportedly show the driver reaching for Escobar after she got into the back seat of his car

The Independent UK

High-flying mother who quit her job to live in a van reveals how she turned a £40,000 salary into six figures

Jennifer Constant, 37, who lived in Bristol with husband Terry before they sold up to travel, now works three days a week and finishes at 2pm

Sports Illustrated

The One Thing Seattle Can’t Overlook Prepping for Its ‘Big F–––ing Game’

The Sounders are putting a lot of emphasis on the second leg of the CCL final they’re hosting, but first, a trip to Mexico will dictate how historic that night could be.

Tribune News Service

Commentary: US playing politics with migrant lives

The Trump administration’s three-year campaign to block access to asylum seekers at the U.S.-Mexico border led to its use of a scorched-earth tactic at the start of the coronavirus pandemic — border expulsions under orders from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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The Independent UK

Mexico's president imitates Trump in 'art of the deal'

Former U.S. President Donald Trump cast himself as a master of “The Art of the Deal,” but his old buddy, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, may be taking over that title

Los Angeles Times

Supreme Court leans in favor of Trump over Biden in asylum border dispute

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court justices gave a mostly skeptical hearing Tuesday to the Biden administration’s bid to repeal President Donald Trump’s policy that has required tens of thousands of asylum-seekers to wait in Mexico for their cases to be heard.

The Independent UK

Mexico says coronavirus now endemic, not pandemic

The Mexican government says COVID-19 has passed from a pandemic to an endemic stage in Mexico, meaning authorities will treat it as a seasonally recurring disease

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘This is huge for Mexican golf’: Abraham Ancer knows Mexico Open at Vidanta is big opportunity for golf in his country

Ancer's best stroke-play finish in 2022 is a T-33, which came at the Players.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Jon Rahm heads to Mexico Open a man on a mission to win again

“I think Jon Rahm is the guy (to beat) for the next 10 years…He hasn’t even started to get going yet.” -- Pat Perez

Al Jazeera

US Supreme Court considers ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy dispute

Under the policy, tens of thousands of asylum seekers were forced to wait in Mexico for their US court dates.

Businessweek

Dirty Secrets of Million-Dollar Weddings, From Event Guru Colin Cowie

Our undercover reporter spent a week working with one of the top event planners in the world, and discovered all the unromantic dirty work that goes into achieving nuptial bliss.

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