The Latest Breaking News from Reynosa

Premature baby dies after fire at Mexican border hospital; official report claims no injuries. Family raises concerns over conflicting medical information.

The 220 pound Bengal tiger had escaped last Wednesday from the Quinta La Fauna zoo in Reynosa. It was found unharmed

The "do not travel" warning comes amid a spike in kidnappings and crime.

Even before Biden’s recent executive order, asylum-seekers were waiting for months in dangerous Mexican border towns for an appointment to cross into Texas.

As debate over U.S. immigration policy heats up during the 2024 presidential campaign, separating fact from fiction on the U.S.-Mexico border becomes increasingly difficult.

DALLAS — The kidnapping of four Black Americans — and the killing of two of them — in the northern Mexico border city of Matamoros has sparked fear among Black migrants and raised concerns among aid workers who say Black asylum-seekers have long been targeted by drug cartels.

Migrants from Africa and Haiti reportedly cannot use app to accept their photos, which is now required to apply for asylum

Public health experts say Title 42 is counterproductive, forcing people into unsafe and unsanitary conditions

Reynosa (Mexico) (AFP) - Haitian asylum seekers Jocelyn and Berline Jean-Philippe breathed a sigh of relief as they entered the United States legally from Mexico -- in time, they hoped, for their unborn child to become a US citizen.