"Right now, trains entering the United States are empty, that's why we are putting in this infrastructure so we can return ...

The area in many ways acts like one big city, with an estimated 125,000 to 150,000 students, workers, tourists and health ...

The United States’ southern border with ... varies greatly on different parts of the border. Out west, between San Diego and Tijuana, Mexico, there’s high double fencing to deter people ...

In recent years, unscrupulous police officers and security personnel have been charging drivers a $20 to $40 fee to gain access to "faster" traffic lanes at ports of entry such as San Ysidro.

Mexico is slated to dump around 400 million gallons of sewage into the Tijuana River, which will mostly likely flow into the United States, a decades-old problem that has posed environmental ...

Tijuana International Airport sits mere feet away from the US-Mexico border. But accessing its cheap flights from the American side has never been easy. Crossing the border by car at nearby ports ...

As the oldest migrant shelter in Tijuana ... Mexico than on foot over the land border, Murphy said. Witnesses at the Border, a group that monitors deportation flights, reported that the U.S ...

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin visited the Tijuana River and called for Mexico to take urgent steps to help stop the flow of untreated sewage on the border. He said U.S. and Mexican officials plan ...

In 2018 caravans of migrants from Central America began walking toward the U.S. border ... Tijuana residents come from a variety of backgrounds. Samanta and José Vieyra are from Michoacán, Mexico.