Mexicans

Is Trump's presidency the longest manifesto of hate in US history?

The onset of the Trump administration has coincided with an increasing level of hate crimes and an emboldened white nationalist movement that has created a domestic terrorism crisis in the US.

Mexican immigrants deported home from the US adjust to life in "little LA"

Many Mexican immigrants have been deported back to Mexico from the US. Some find it hard to adjust while others continue their lives as if they lever left.

Mexico appears willing but unready to house US-bound migrants, refugees

Mexico's willingness to accept US asylum seekers is causing concern among officials in Mexican border cities who are already struggling to deal with thousands of Central American migrants.

Indigenous Mexicans spurn presidential vote with blockades, bulldozers

As Mexicans prepare to cast their ballots on Sunday, the people of Nahuatzen, an inhabitants of indigenous village tucked into the country's western mountains, are busy blocking streets with bonfires to keep out electoral authorities.

Venezuelans flee as political crisis and food shortages snowball

While Venezuelans make up the highest number of asylum seekers heading to the US, there are many who are now looking to move to the EU.

Mexicans face high rate of abduction in Queretaro

The Mexican state of Queretaro is undergoing an industrial boom with its developed infrastructure. But local people face having their loved ones kidnapped by cartels.