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Cubans crossing the Mexico-U.S. border via the Rio BravoPhoto © Facebook Capture/ImpactoVisión Noticias

News from the border between Mexico and the U.S., with a special emphasis on the migration of Cubans.

The border between the United States and Mexico is 3,185 kilometers long, extending from the Pacific Ocean to the Gulf of Mexico. It runs along the Rio Bravo, known for images of Cubans risking their lives to cross its waters.

Is it harder to cross the U.S. border? Encounters with Cuban migrants have decreased dramatically

A delegation from the U.S. government travels to Cuba for a new round of migration talks

A Cuban migrant is injured after falling from the border wall between Mexico and the U.S.

A caravan of 1,500 migrants is making its way north through Mexico despite Trump and Sheinbaum

Cuban immigrants apprehended in Texas after illegal crossing of the border with Mexico

The U.S. denies residency to Cuban parents with parole for crossing the border with their child

Sheinbaum and Trump resume talks: What will happen with the trade war?

Cubans leave in caravans from Tapachula due to issues with CBP One

More than 8,000 Cubans entered the U.S. through the borders in October

Few Cubans arrived in the U.S. in October: What is happening with Humanitarian Parole?

Cubans among the nearly 160 immigrants detained in Texas after illegal crossing of the U.S.-Mexico border

Cuban migrants who do not plan to reach the U.S. are grateful for the options provided by the Mexican government

What will happen to CBP One appointments when Trump takes power in the U.S.?

Trump outlines his Cabinet to advance his MAGA 2.0 project

Tom Homan, Trump's appointee for U.S. border security in his new administration

What will happen to humanitarian parole after Trump's return to the White House?

Over 9,000 Cubans arrived in the U.S. in September 2024

Trump reaffirms support for legal immigration and accuses countries of sending prisoners and individuals with mental illnesses to the U.S.

Cuban baseball player attempting to reach the United States disappears in Mexico

Three Cuban migrants in good health after the truck they were traveling in was shot at in Mexico

The U.S. will not extend legal status to Venezuelans who arrived under humanitarian parole

Cuban imprisoned in Mexico confronts the "Judicial Power Cartel."

Troops mistakenly shoot at a truck transporting Cuban migrants in Mexico

Cuban Deputy Minister who sought asylum in the U.S. will settle in Florida

Cuban man imprisoned in Mexico after trying to plead with a judge to allow him to see his autistic son

The U.S. government announces new restrictions on asylum applications at the border

Cuban immigrant makes a living washing cars after losing his documents in Mexico

Political impact following Trump's promise to eliminate humanitarian parole

More than 208,000 Cubans have applied for asylum in the United States as of August 2024

Díaz-Canel gives a nod to López Obrador: “His term has been one of justice.”