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Officials in Mexico City have declared an environmental emergency after air pollution in the Mexican capital reached levels potentially dangerous to human health.

Mass escape from overcrowded Siglo XXI facility sign of how surge in arrivals has stretched resources

Tired and angry, many migrants no longer want to talk to reporters.

It was not immediately clear if the government was limiting the number of visas it issues.

Lamont Stephenson was pulled over early Thursday morning.

The beauty queen hinted at the drug kingpin’s masterplan for avoiding a life sentence, as a former cartel member alleged he ran a “cocaine train” to the US.

Ebrard's statements came as anxious Tijuana residents closed down a school next to a sports complex where thousands of migrants have been camped out for two weeks.

Migrants who want to take up his offer must file paperwork with the National Institute of Migration.

"It's a challenge that Mexico is facing, and that's how I expressed it to Secretary Pompeo," Videgaray told a joint news conference.

An American woman has been fatally shot in Mexico City while on holiday with her husband to celebrate their first wedding anniversary.

In a sudden reversal, President Trump on Wednesday signed an executive order that he says will keep together immigrant families who have been detained at the U.S. border Time

Alfonso Romo, who’ll work under the new incoming president known as Amlo, says chronic insecurity has gripped the country

A series of explosions at a fireworks depot in Mexico has killed at least 24 people and injured about 40 others.

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador rode to victory in Mexico’s presidential election on Sunday by appealing to voters with a promise to end corruption by fighting poverty.

While his surge in the polls spooked many politicians and businessmen because of his leftist rhetoric, López Obrador said he supports NAFTA and promised to pursue cordial relations with Trump. 

In his third bid for the presidency, Mr. López Obrador, 64, won in what authorities called the largest election in Mexican history, with some 3,400 federal, state and local races contested in all.

A vocal opponent of the government's economic agenda, his criticism has been tempered by business-friendly aides.

Mexico goes to the polls Sunday in elections that will mark a new stage for the country's relations with the United States. Will the future president be able to stand up to US President Donald Trump’s outbursts?

Puron was running on an anti-cartel platform which made him a target in Piedras Negras, which borders Texas.

The memo additionally alleges Guzman was behind an infamous gun battle at a disco in Puerto Vallarta that left six dead.