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WASHINGTON The United States must fight a view that it is hostile to trade and travel and should promote programs making entry easier, the nation's new head of border control said Monday. Alan Bersin said in his first interview since becoming Customs ...

At least 100 injured, but scientists say damage could have been far worse Aftershocks rattled the south-west Mexico-US border this morning in the aftermath of an earthquake that killed two people, blacked out cities and forced the evacuation of ...

One of the strongest earthquakes to hit southern California in decades has shaken tens of millions of people in Mexico and three US states, swaying buildings from Los Angeles to Phoenix and Tijuana. At least two people in Mexico were killed while the ...

Two of the victims were U.S. Consulate employee Lesley Enriquez and her husband, Arthur Redelfs. Foreign Policy in Focus Lately, the news from Mexico has not been particularly positive. Every day the number of victims of the ongoing turf wars in ...

In the dark of night recently, a Haitian named Wisly Bejean was walking on an isolated farming road just south of the Canadian border when his journey into the United States abruptly ended.Mr. Bejean was picked up by U.S. border agents and detained. He ...

According to Mexico's Director of Civil Protection Alfredo Escobedo, some 100 people were injured in Mexicali, a city of 900,000 people. Meanwhile, electricity and telephone communications were disrupted in part of Mexicali, and emergency departments ...

Roads were torn up, buildings cracked and electricity posts toppled on Monday after a 7.2 magnitude earthquake shook cities in northern Mexico and Southern California, but few casualties were reported. Mexican civil protection officials said at least one ...

A MAJOR earthquake with 7.2 magnitude hit the North American west coast, particularly the Mexican peninsula of Baja California on Saturday evening, killing two people. The earthquake was reportedly felt by 20 million people, even those as far away in ...

We take a look at the threat of deportation that non-citizen veterans of American wars continue to face despite US military promises of citizenship. We talk to Rohan Coombs, a Jamaican-born US vet who was in the US Marine Corps for six years and served ...

Geological experts say the millions of people who felt everything from intense shaking to gentle rolling from Sunday's powerful should expect more to come. 'Don't be surprised if you feel something in the next few days,' said U.S. Geological Survey ...