From 2012 and before: A partial listing of articles, photos, videos, reports and infographics about border issues, forensics and reporting.
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ARTICLES, PHOTOS, VIDEO, REPORTS AND INFOGRAPHICS: 2012 and before
• Boating accident victim recovered – Sierra Vista Herald on 28 December 2012
• Los Angeles County supervisor wants to know if county can ban maternity hotels – Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on 20 December 2012
• Study: US Gun Policy Felt In Mexico – Fronteras Desk on 19 December 2012
• Smuggler Caught With 80 Assault Weapon Magazines At Border – Fronteras Desk on 18 December 2012
• Border trade message gains traction – Nogales International on 18 December 2012
• In The Wake Of U.S. Shootings, A Look At Mexico’s Gun Laws – Fronteras Desk on 17 December 2012
• The Bribery Aisle: How Wal-Mart Got Its Way in Mexico – The New York Times on 17 December 2012
• Outrageous HSBC Settlement Proves the Drug War is a Joke – Rolling Stone on 13 December 2012
• Report Release: Legal Violence in the Lives of Immigrants and Legal Violence in the Lives of Immigrants: How Immigration Enforcement Affects Families, Schools, and Workplaces – The Center for American Progress on 11 December 2012
• CNN To Launch New Programming For U.S. Latinos – Fronteras Desk on 4 December 2012
• Shooting: Border Patrol agent wounds man south of Gila Bend – Tucson Sentinel on 6 December 2012
• Few details on Sunday’s fatal shooting by Border Patrol – Tucson Sentinel on 5 December 2012
• In Remains Of ‘Pozolero’ Victims Dissolved In Acid, Tijuana Families Find Hope – Fronteras Desk on 5 December 2012
• Border Patrol Agent Arrested in Smuggling Probe – ABC News and Blog: ‘I’m f***ed,’ Arizona border agent says after drug arrest + Complaint, affidavit against border agent – Arizona Daily Star on 4 December 2012
• Where Three Groups Meet In An Uninhabitable Land – Fronteras Desk on 3 December 2012
• Discourso de Pena Nieto en Firma del Pacto por Mexico (Speech signing the covenant in Mexico) – Veracruzanos on 2 December 2012
• What Happened in Mexico Yesterday – Latino Rebels on 2 December 2012
• New President of Mexico Vows to Focus on Economy – The New York Times on 1 December 2012
• Mexico swears in president amid violent protests – Associated Press on 1 December 2012
• Jan Brewer’s Immigration Backlash Begins – The Daily Beast on 2 December 2012
• 139 Journalists Killed on the Job in 2012 – Latin American Herald Tribune in December 2012
• ACLU sues Arizona governor; Heineman could be next – The Omaha World Herald on 30 November 2012
• House Passes Immigration Reform, STEM Act May Head to Senate – Fox News Latino on 30 November 2012
• High Expectations As Mexico’s Pena Nieto Takes Helm – National Public Radio on 30 November 2012
• ACLU sues to overturn denial of driver licenses to ‘deferred action’ illegal immigrants – East Valley Tribune on 29 November 2012 (also: Brewer sued over license policy for immigrants – The Arizona Republic and a pdf of the lawsuit via ACLU Arizona)
• Nevada Will Award Driver’s Licenses to DREAMers – ABC News / Univision on 29 November 2012
• Silicon Valley Helps Streamline the Immigration Process – ABC News / Univision on 29 November 2012
• Can Mexico’s New President Turn The Corner? – National Public Radio on 28 November 2012
• Mexican president-elect Peña Nieto praises Obama, wins bipartisan applause from Texans – The Houston Chronicle on 28 November 2012
• Senators introduce GOP alternative to Dream Act – The Washington Post on 27 November 2012
• Where Americans Are Moving – Forbes on 27 November 2012
• Physician licenses become collateral damage of immigration law – American Medical News on 26 November 2012
• Asian-American says Latinos not only ones hit by SB 1070 – The Arizona Republic on 25 November 2012
• Immigration issue keeps Sunnyside couple apart – Tri-City Herald on 25 November 2012
• Biggest challenge to immigration bill may be guest workers – News Observer on 25 November 2012
• Fiscal Cliff Talks Could Sideline Immigration Reform: Reuters Analysis – The Huffington Post on 25 November 2012
• GOP immigration reform backers speak out – San Francisco Chronicle on 24 November 2012 (also: McCain urges immigration reform, leaving abortion ‘alone’ – Politico and Another Republican For Immigration Reform: McCain – International Business Times)
• Hundreds of Migrants Stuck in Southern Mexico – ABC News on 23 November 2012
• “Impossible” to end drug trade, says Calderón – The Economiat on 23 November 2012
• Brewer’s order to end migrant driver licenses ‘contradictory’ – The Arizona Republic on 20 November 2012
• U.S. immigration U-turn has Hispanics seeing ‘light at end of tunnel’ – Reuters on 14 November 2012
• Border Patrol Under Scrutiny for Deadly Force – ABC News on 14 November 2012
• GOP immigration hardliner told constituent to take family to Mexico – The Center for Public Integrity on 13 November
• US Veterans ‘Banished’ To Mexico – Fronteras Desk on 12 November 2012
• Schumer, Graham bringing back immigration reform plan – The Los Angeles Times on 11 November 2012
• McCain Tweets Support for Push on Immigration Reform – ABC News on 9 November 2012
• Day of Dead vigil marks border killings – Arizona Republic on 3 November 2012
• Border Patrol tactics lambasted in killing of boy, 16, in Sonora – The Los Angeles Times on 13 October 2012
• Family of ‘Toñito’ Demands Justice in Nogales March – Tucson Weekly on 20 October 2012
• Border Convictions: High Stakes, Unknown Price – National Public Radio on 14 September 2012
• U.S. Grows An Industrial Complex Along The Border – National Public Radio on 12 September 2012
• 1 In 100 Border Security Agents Under Investigation – Fronteras Desk on 30 June 2011
• Seeing More Than A Fence: Road Trip Along The Southern Border – National Public Radio on 20 June 2012
• Crossing the line at the border – Public Broadcasting Service on 20 April 2012
• Border Roundup: Congress considers immigration reform bills – Tucson Sentinel on 2 December 2012
• Kobach: Immigration bills likely in next legislative session – Lawrence Journal World on 25 November 2012
• Roundup: Cross-border agreements, new immigration bills in the works – Tucson Sentinel on 24 November 2012
• Border Roundup: Immigration reform reconsidered; BP investigated – Tucson Sentinel on 17 November 2012
• Border patrol opens base in NM’s isolated Bootheel – Associated Press via The San Francisco Chronicle on 15 November 2012
• Groups: Pinal jail bad for migrants – The Arizona Republic on 15 November 2012
• Border Roundup: Autopsy released in BP Agent Ivie’s shooting death – Tucson Sentinel on 9 November 2012
• How feds’ Arpaio case unraveled – The Arizona Republic on 8 November 2012 (also: News Special: Sheriff Joe)
• Recreational Pot Legalized in 2 states: The Effect In Mexico And Cartels – Fronteras Desk on 8 November 2012
• Arizona sheriffs: Arpaio, Babeu re-elected; Dannels to replace Dever – Associated Press via The Arizona Daily Star on 7 November 2012 (also: Estrada wins sixth term in sheriff’s office – Nogales International and Arpaio wins sixth term – The Arizona Republic)
• Did Polling Only in English Distort Key Polls? – The Atlantic on 7 November 2012
• View from Mexico: A welcome win for Obama, loss for drug cartels – Global Post on 7 November 2012
• Violent Crimes Drop In Major Border Cities – Fronteras Desk on 5 November 2012
• Using Google To Track Mexican Drug Cartels – Fronteras Desk on 2 November 2012
• Report: Border agents in radio contact before friendly-fire death – Tucson Sentinel on 2 November 2012 (also: Autopsy report: Border Patrol agent in Arizona died of gunshot wound to head – CNN)
• Border Patrol agents had radio contact before shooting – Sierra Vista Herald on 2 November 2012 (also Reports: Border agents were in radio contact before fatal shooting – Associated Press via Arizona Daily Star and Details of Ivie investigation released – KVOA)
• ATF Whistleblower Suing Fortune Magazine – Fronteras Desk on 2 Novemeber 2012
• Mexican drug cartel-linked Quarter Horses set for sale – The Daily Racing Form on 10 October 2012 (also: Horses tied to Mexican drug cartel auctioned in US – Bloomberg News and Horses tied to Mexican drug cartel auctioned: photos – Associated Press via The Arizona Republic )
• Detectives arrest 4 in cold case ‘Toolbox Homicide’ in Kearney – AZFamily3 on 2 November 2012 (also Hunter finds body in toolbox near Kearny)
• Border roundup: Suspect pleads guilty to murder in Brian Terry killing – Tucson Sentinel on 2 November 2012
• Smugglers fail in ramp attempt over border fence and VIDEO: Jeep gets stuck on border fence – The Arizona Republic on 31 October 2012
• Babeu’s new posse too risky to insure – The Arizona Republic on 31 October 2012 (also: Insurer for Arizona’s counties says it won’t cover Pinal Sheriff Babeu’s planned armed posse – Associated Press via The Washington Post)
• Sube consumo de drogas en México (Increased drug use in Mexico) – El Imparcial on 3o October 2012
• In battleground states, voters get ominous letters about citizenship – News21 via Tucson Sentinel on 29 October 2012
• Why More Immigration, Not Less, Is Key to U.S. Economic Growth – on 28 October 2012
• Ariz. spends $640,000 on immigration training – Associated Press via The San Francisco Chronicle on 28 October 2012
• WA campaigns bring attention to Utah license model – Associated Press via Seattle Times on 28 October 2012
• California voters more tolerant of illegal immigrants, poll finds – The Los Angeles Times on 28 October (and Immigration: the USC Dornsife/Times poll)
• A la fosa común, 24 mil muertos en este sexenio (A mass grave, 24,000 dead in this administration) – Milenio on 28 October 2012
• Roundup: News from & about the border region – Tucson Sentinel on 27 October 2012
• Immigrants in Arizona face resistance to getting visas after being victims of crimes – PRI’s The World on 27 October 2012
• Napolitano says more than 3,000 illegal immigrants applying daily under deportation reprieve plan – Fox News on 27 October 2012
• Radio woes put agents at risk on the border – The Arizona Republic on 27 October 2012
• Border Patrol Shootings Going Unresolved and Tension Escalates Along the US-Mexico Border – Fronteras Desk on 26 October 2012
• ACLU sues over photo restrictions at US border – Associated Press via Arizona Capitol Times on 26 October 2012
• Being an immigrant in U.S. means it’s not exactly party time – The Philadelphia Inquirer on 26 October 2012
• DPS helicopter opens fire during chase; 2 dead – Christian Science Monitor on 25 October 2012
• Immigration News Hardly Ever Covered By Latinos In Features For Top Newspapers: Study – Huffington Post on 25 October 2012
• Opinion: On Immigration, Don’t Hold Economy Hostage to Politics – Bloomberg News on 25 October 2012
• Census: Canada’s language landscape altering with increasing immigrants – The Vancouver Sun on 25 October 2012
• Why We Don’t Know More About Immigration Detention – ABC News & Univision on 25 October 2012
• Joliet, ICE in talks for possible immigration detention center – Chicago Tribune on 24 October 2012
• Reaching out to illegal immigrants a core strategy for LAPD chief – The Los Angeles Times on 23 October 2012
• Total Identity Theft’ Scheme Linked to Undocumented Immigrants – Fox News Latino on 23 October 2012
• Romney’s immigration policy would add a hiring hurdle – CNN on 23 October 2012
• Federal agency to switch to iPhone, drop BlackBerry – Reuters on 22 October 2012 (iPhone Service Solicitation Number: HSCETE-12-Q-00224)
• Central American mothers tour Mexico in annual caravan in search of their missing migrants – Associated Press via The Washington Post on 22 October 2012
• Caught in the current of reverse migration and PHOTOS: Teenager’s identity lies on both sides of the border – The Los Angeles Times on 21 October 2012
• A dizzying series of legal twists and turns and Separated by law: Families torn apart by 1996 immigration measure – The Center for Public Integrity on 19 October 2012
• 1 killed in crash; 18 people packed in pickup – KPHO on 19 October 2012
• Border agents relying on outdated surveillance equipment – The Los Angeles Times on 19 October 2012 and Border Patrol technology faulty and outdated, but replacing it is no simple matter, officials say – Gimby on 22 October 2012
• Arizona county’s grim lost and found – The Los Angeles Times on 17 October 2012
• U.S. reviewing guidelines for use of force by border agencies – The Los Angeles Times on 17 October 2012
• Large Cash Transactions Banned In Mexico – Forbes and Mexico Bans Large Cash Transactions – Fronteras Desk on 17 October 2012
• Reporter McCombs leaving Az Daily Star” – Tucson Sentinel on 17 October 2012
• Was border agent shot by stray bullet? – Seattle Post-Intelligencer on 17 October 2012
• U.S. motorist wounds Canadian border officer in shooting, then kills self – CNN on 17 October 2012
• First Fast And Furious Defendant Sentenced – Fronteras Desk on 16 October 2012
• Maricopa County Elections Department admits error on date of general election on voter ID cards – ABC15 on 16 October 2012
• Editorial: What Does It Mean to Be ‘Illegal?’ – The Cornell Daily Sun on 16 October 2012
• Doctor’s Bath for Corpses Reinvigorates Cold Cases – The New York Times on 15 October 2012
• Florida’s Dozier School For Boys: A True Horror Story – NPR on 15 October 2012
• Border Patrol shooting of Mexican teen draws condemnation – The Los Angeles Times on 13 October 2012
• US knew dead Zeta leader’s ID before body stolen – AZFamily3 on 13 October 2012
• Wrongful death claim in SD Border Patrol shooting – AZFamily3 on 13 October 2012
• Border Welcomes First Rail Line in More Than a Century – Texas Tribune on 12 October 2012
• Border roundup: Cross-border shooting, economic ties – Tucson Sentinel on 12 October 2012
• Feds target gang born in L.A. and Photos: U.S labels MS-13 street gang ‘criminal organization’ – The Los Angeles Times on 11-12 October 2012
• Muere joven baleado por agente de la Patrulla Fronteriza – Noticias de Nogales on 11 October 2012
• Border Patrol agent shoots, kills rock-thrower across border – Tucson Sentinel on 11 October 2012
• Friends, family, colleagues honor fallen Border Patrol agent Nick Ivie – Deseret News on 11 October 2012
• MCSO arrests 11 illegal immigrants, 3 citizens following traffic stop – AZFamily3 on 11 October 2012
• The Hidden History of Mexican Migrants – PRI’s The World on 11 October 2012
• Life and death: GV Samaritans comb desert for immigrants – Green Valley News on 10 October 2012
• Gunmen steal body of slain Mexican capo – Associated Press via Arizona Daily Star on 9 October 2012
• Mexico captures Los Zetas suspect linked to a series of mass murders – Associated Press via Arizona Daily Star on 9 October 2012
• More than 1,000 join to remember fallen Border Patrol officer Nicholas Ivie – Arizona Daily Star on 9 October 2012
• Poll: Immigration top issue for Arizona’s Latino voters – Cronkite News on 9 October 2012
• Calif. teen identified 25 years after car crash in Phoenix – AZFamily3 on 8 October 2012
• Arizona Manufacturer Sees Mexico As Key To Growth – Fronteras Desk on 8 October 2012
• Slain Border Patrol agent Nicholas Ivie opened fire first, investigators say – Deseret News on 7 October 2012
• US, Mexico governors stress cross-border partnerships – Associated Press via Arizona Daily Star on 6 October 2012
• FBI: BP Agent Ivie likely killed by friendly fire – Tucson Sentinel on 5 October 2012
• ME: Dever intoxicated, not wearing seatbelt during fatal rollover – Tucson Sentinel on 5 October 2012
• Border roundup: BP agent killed, Southwest faces enviro threats – Tucson Sentinel on 5 October 2012
• Undocumented reporter Jose Antonio Vargas was arrested in Minnesota – VOXXI on 5 October 2012
• What it means to be Hispanic in Phoenix – Tucson Sentinel on 5 October 2012
• Vigil, funeral services scheduled for BP Agent Nicholas Ivie – Tucson Sentinel on 5 October 2012
• Southwestern Aquifers Show High Levels Of Arsenic, Nitrate – Fronteras Desk on 5 October 2012
• Climate Change Could Change Southwestern Landscape – Fronteras Desk on 5 October 2012
• Sheriff: Friendly fire possible in border agent’s death – Arizona Daily Star on 4 October 2012
• Family of slain BP agent: ‘He was a hero’ – Tucson Sentinel on 4 October 2012
• Reporting From A Mexican War Zone – Fronteras Desk on 4 October 2012
• Border Patrol agent’s shooting of woman in car brings protests – The Los Angeles Times on 4 October 2012
• Border Patrol Agent Nicholas Ivie killed, another wounded near Naco – Tucson Sentinel on 2 October 2012
• Record month for asylum-seekers – The Australian on 1 October 2012
• Undocumented Mexican Deaf-Mute Feared Dead in Sonora Desert – The Latin American Herald Tribune on 30 September 2012
• U.S. immigration to treat same-sex partners as relatives – Reuters via Yahoo! News on 29 September 2012
• The ‘Illegal’ Trap – The New York Times on 28 September 2012
• All the Missing Horses: What Happened to the Wild Horses Tom Davis Bought From the Gov’t? – ProPublica on 28 September 2012
• Border roundup: 1070 in effect, corruption in Mexico – Tucson Sentinel on 28 September 2012
• Lawmakers Urged to Penalize Trafficking Businesses – Texas Tribune on 25 September 2012 (and Trafficking crimes tough to measure, harder to combat)
• Immigrant mothers—living with a heart divided – VOXXI on 24 September 2012
• Opinion: Republicans are missing an opening with Hispanic voters – Washington Post on 24 September 2012
• Desperate Syrians cross a hazardous border to Turkey and Photos: Syrian refugees flock to Turkey and Jordan – Washington Post on 22 September 2012
• Border Roundup: Sheriff Dever dies, BP honors Brian Terry in Naco – Tucson Sentinel on 21 September 2012
• Right-Wing Extremists’ Popularity Rising Rapidly in Greece and Photos: Lean Times in Greece as Government Cuts More Spending – The New York Times on 20 September 2012
• Border roundup: Immigration and other news in the borderlands – Tucson Sentinel on 14 September 2012
• Poll: 1 out of 3 Americans inaccurately think most Hispanics are undocumented – NBC Latino on 12 September 2012
• Arizona State University sees increase in Hispanic student enrollment – Cronkite News on 12 September 2012
• Delayed deportations OK’d for some young illegal immigrants – Arizona Daily Star on 11 September 2012
• Divided by Immigration Policy – The New York Times on 8 September 2012
• Elementos de la patrulla fronteriza Estadounidense asesinan a mexicano (Elements of the U.S. Border Patrol kill Mexican) – Rubios News on 7 September 2012
• Record Number of Foreigners Were Deported in 2011, Officials Say – The New York Times on 7 September 2012
• Fast And Furious Scandal: Mexico Arrests Suspect In Killing Of U.S. Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry – The Huffington Post on 7 September 2012
• Migrants Die as Boat Sinks Off Turkey – The New York Times on 6 September 2012
• New report claims illegal immigrants boost Arizona’s economy – Cronkite News on 6 September 2012
• Arizona Immigration Law Survives Ruling – The New York Times on 6 September 2012
• Israel to Admit 3 of 21 Africans Waiting in Desert – The New York Times on 6 September 2012
• Medical pot returning to underground – The Los Angeles Times on 6 September 2012
• Recovering addict’s apology to Mexican mothers – The Los Angeles Times on 5 September 2012
• Mexican navy says it captured cartel leader – The Los Angeles Times on 5 September 2012
• Court Rulings Help Illegal Immigrants’ College-Bound Children – The New York Times on 5 September 2012
• Coming to Australia – The New York Times on 4 September 2012
• U Visas Hit a Ceiling – The New York Times on 3 September 2012
• Spain: Migrants Storm Enclave on North African Coast – The New York Times on 3 September 2012
• ‘Undocubus’ Dreamers arrive to be heard at Democratic Convention – VOXXI on 2 September 2012
• As Democratic Convention Nears, Demonstrators Take to the Streets of Charlotte – The New York Times on 2 September 2012
• Editorial: Trust, Immigrants and Gov. Brown –
• Immigration conundrum: Deport moms of minor U.S. citizens? – The Los Angeles Times on 1 September 2012
• US soldier facing deportation from Canada fears being sent to prison upon return – The Washington Post on 31 August 2012
• Feds shut down criminal investigation of Arpaio, Thomas; no charges to be filed – The Arizona Republic on 31 August 2012
• On Texas-Mexico border, ‘tick riders’ fight a little big disease – The Los Angeles Times on 30 August 2012
• In Arizona, young illegal immigrants battle governor’s policy – The Los Angeles Times on 29 August 2012
• U.S. workers shot in Mexico may be CIA employees – The Washington Post on 28 August 2012
• Arizona GOP Favorite Doesn’t Want Middle Easterners In U.S. ‘Legally Or Illegally’ – Talking Points Memo on 28 August 2012
• Michael Berkland May Have Stored Human Organs In Cups In Florida Storage Locker – The Huffington Post on 28 August 2012 (and Florida: Body Parts Are Discovered in Storage Unit – The New York Times)
• Young and Alone, Facing Court and Deportation & Video: In Deportation, Age 6 – The New York Times on 25 August 2012
• Border Cities Are Burdened With Calls for Help – The New York Times on 25 August 2012
• Deportee a sad stranger in Mexico – The Arizona Republic on 25 August 2012
• New U.S. immigration program can help farmworkers – Asbury Park Press on 25 August 2012
• Drugs, guns and child porn at Homeland Security – The Center for Public Integrity on 23 August 2012
• Mexico’s Violent Zetas Cartel Sees New Leader Emerge – Fox News Latino on 23 August 2012
• Mexico’s Zetas Allegedly Splinter as New Cartels Proliferate Under Calderon – Fox News Latino on 22 August 2012
• Somali Olympian drowns trying to reach Europe by boat – The Independent on 22 August 2012
• 9 illegal immigrants rescued at Ariz-Calif border – The Sacremento Bee on 21 August 2012
• Connecticut Paper Uses Google Translate for Spanish Section – Fox News Latino on 21 August 2012
• In Mexico’s murder city, the war appears over – The Washington Post on 20 August 2012
• 21 people sentenced for drug smuggling on Tohono O’odham reservation – Arizona Daily Star on 20 August 2012
• Patrolling the U.S.-Mexico border – The Washington Post on 20 August 2012
• Firefighters train for monsoon rescues – ABC15 on 20 August 2012
• 21 people sentenced for drug smuggling on Tohono O’odham reservation – Arizona Daily Star on 20 August 2012
• Flagstaff neurosurgeon dies after slipping on rock – The Arizona Republic on 20 August 2012
• Body of Las Vegas man, 46, pulled from Lake Mead – Fox10 Phoenix on 20 August 2012
• In Mexico’s murder city, the war appears over – The Washington Post on 20 August 2012
• Mexico’s drug war – The Washington Post on 20 August 2012
• Patrolling the U.S.-Mexico border – The Washington Post on 20 August 2012
• Border deaths at historic highs even as crossings plunge – Arizona Daily Star on 19 August 2012
• Mexican Officials Launch Probe of Journalist Case – ABC News on 18 August 2012
• Border Crossing Deaths More Common As Illegal Immigration Declines – The Huffington Post on 17 August 2012
• Drug cartel violence drives Mexico’s troops to once tranquil towns – The Christian Science Monitor on
• Arizona Immigrants Approved by U.S. Won’t Get Licenses – Bloomberg News on 16 August 2012
• How much do we really know about the Zetas? – The Christian Science Monitor on 15 August 2012
• Nine Straight Days of 110 or More: That’s Hot, Even for Phoenix – The New York Times on 14 August 2012
• In Pictures: Mexico’s drug war – The Christian Science Monitor on 15 August 2012
• What is the real threat of Islamic terrorism in Latin America? – The Christian Science Monitor on 14 August 2012
• In Mexico, Olympic gold is a welcome chance to celebrate – The Los Angeles Times on 11 August 2012
• UA student hurt severely in Canyon hike – Arizona Daily Star on 11 August 2012
• Big gun show rolls into Valley, gun debate continues – KPHO CBS5 on 11 August 2012
• Rescue teams search for lost hiker on Finger Rock Trail – Arizona Daily Star on 8 August 2012
• Customs helicopter rescues illegal immigrant off cliff in S. Arizona – Arizona Daily Star on 8 August 2012
• Mexico memorial to drug war victims inspires debate – The Los Angeles Times on 8 August 2012
• US, Mexico Sign Agreement Addressing High Priority Border Environmental Issues (Press Release) – Environmental Protection Agency on 8 August 2012
• New ad blasts Sheriff Arpaio over blown sex crime investigations – AZ Family 3 on 8 August 2012
• Program Helps Pregnant Women Near The Border Get Vital Services – Fronteras Desk on 8 August 2012
• Undocumented Immigrants Applying For Deferred Action Targets Of Scams – Fronteras Desk on 8 August 2012
• Deferred Action Policy May Benefit More Immigrants – Fronteras Desk on 8 August 2012
• Officials Meet To Address Border Environmental Health – Fronteras Desk on 8 August 2012
• Colombia drug lord ‘Sebastian’ arrested – BBC on 8 August 2012
• Argentine ‘Dirty War’ baby back with biological family – BBC on 8 August 2012
• Calif. woman arrested on drug charges at Douglas crossing – Arizona Daily Star on 8 August 2012
• Mexico captures cartel ‘operations chief’ – Al Jazeera on 7 August 2012
• Young Immigrants Can File to Defer Deportation Aug. 15 – The New York Times on 3 August 2012
• Travel Warning For Border Beach Town – Fronteras Desk on 3 August 2012
• Peru burns record 50-tonne marijuana haul – British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on 3 August 2012
• Illegal immigrant rearrest rate is 16%, study says – The Los Angeles Times on 1 August 2012
• Arpaio’s Fondness for Publicity May Bite Back – The New York Times on 1 August
• Closings in Sheriff Arpaio racial profiling case to be done in brief – ABC15 on 1 August 2012
• Family Feud Creates Intense U.S.-Mexico Legal Drama – Fronteras Desk on 31 July 2012
• Undocumented Immigrants Launch Bus Tour – Fronteras Desk on 31 July 2012
• MCSO Sergeant Says Main Goal Is to Catch Illegal Immigrants, Contradicting Deputy Chief Brian Sands’ Testimony – The Phoenix New Times on 31 July 2012
• Justice Department shrugs off Fast and Furious report – The Los Angeles Times on 31 July 2012
• GOP investigators fault five ATF officials in gun-tracking fiasco – The Los Angeles Times on 30 July 2012
• The Morality of Migration – The New York Times on 29 July 2012
• UN states fail to reach arms trade treaty – Al Jazeera on 28 July 2012
• Greece’s Porous Border, a Back Door to Europe – The New York Times in July 2012
• MCSO sheriff hopeful John Rowan bails out inmate – The Arizona Republic on 27 July 2012
• Striking Palermo’s Pizza Workers Say Immigrants Were Fired to Stop a Union – The New York Times on 27 July 2012
• Personal stories take forefront at Arpaio trial – The Associated Press via East Valley Tribune on 26 July 2012 (also Historias personales destacan en juicio de Arpaio – Univision Noticias)
• Highway of Tears’: The Unsolved Murders of Indigenous Women in Canada – Spiegel Online International on 5 July 2012
• Multa histórica de 379 mdp a HSBC en México – Excelsior – on 26 July 2012 (and Mexico fines HSBC $27.5m for lax money-laundering control – BBC on 25 July 2012)
• Felicitó Hillary Clinton a Peña Nieto por su triunfo; ofrece estrechar la relación bilateral (Hillary Clinton congratulated Peña Nieto for his victory, offering strengthen bilateral relations) – El Sol de Mexico on 26 July 2012
• Answers to Your Questions on Skilled Immigration – The New York Times on 25 July 2012
• Local advocates lobby Washington for more oversight of Border Patrol – North County Times on 25 July 2012
• Probe of border shooting by US agents sought – Agence France-Presse on 25 July 2012 (also CIDH pide a EU investigar muerte de mexicano por disparo de agente – El Sol de Mexico)
• USBP agents seize 847 lbs. of marijuana – Las Cruces Sun-News on 25 July 2012
• U.S. Border Patrol Report: Published on Wed, Jul 25, 2012 – The Northern Light on 25 July 2012
• Customs officer pleads guilty to sexual groping – San Francisco Chronicle on 24 July 2012
• 64 Years Later, Dead Undocumented Immigrants Are Still Nameless in the New York Times – The Huffington Post on 25 July 2012 also 14 Illegal Immigrants Are Killed When Pickup Truck Crashes in Texas – The New York Times on 23 July 2012)
• 35 illegal immigrants found packed in van trying to cross border, US Border Patrol says – Fox News on 23 July 2012
• Feds seize nearly 2,800 pounds of pot in Arizona – San Francisco Chronicle on 23 July 2012
• The Search For Tolerance – Fronteras Desk on 23 July 2012
• Defining Hate Crimes – Fronteras Desk on 23 July 2012
• Venezuela deports ‘Colombian drug lord’ Diego Rastrojo – BBC on 25 July 2012 (and Venezuela extradita a Colombia al narcotraficante “Diego Rastrojo”‘ – El Universal)
• Los Urabeños’ planeaban asesinar a once fiscales (‘The Urabeños’ planned to kill eleven) – Diario del Sur on 25 July 2012
• Fenómeno migratorio provoca ola de inseguridad en la frontera sur (migration causes wave of insecurity in the southern border) – El Sol de Mexico on 25 July 2012
• Mexico cartel attacks on press take toll on drug war coverage – Los Angeles Times on 24 July 2012
• Lost hikers rescued by Border Patrol – Tucson News Now: KOLD / KMSB on 24 July 2012
• 457 hijos de migrantes registrados en la frontera sur (457 children of migrants on the south border) – El Sol de Mexico on 24 July 2012
• Goliad Crash Victims Difficult to Identify – KRISTV6 on 23 July 2012 (also Accidente vial en Texas deja 13 muertos; podrian ser indocumentados – El Sol de Mexico on 23 July 2012 and Goliad Crash Death Toll Now at 15 – on 24 July 2012)
• How the Brutal Murders of a Little Girl and Her Father Doomed the Xenophobic Minuteman Movement – AlterNet on 23 July 2012
• Latino Voters Less Enthusiastic About Romney After Hearing His SB 1070 Views – The Huffington Post on 23 July 2012
• Woman dies after collapsing at SARA Park – Today’s News-Herald on 22 July 2012
• In Arpaio’s Arizona, They Fought Back – The New York Times on 21 July 2012
• Calif. AG Endorses Immigrant’s Bid for Law License – ABC News on 20 July 2012
• U.S. Tests a Lie Detector–Type Machine for Interrogations on the Mexican Border – The Daily Beast on 19 July 2012 (also Detectores de mentiras en la frontera – Univision Noticias on 24 July 2012)
• ACLU: Pearce e-mails prove SB 1070 was racially motivated – Arizona Republic on 19 July 2012
• Apprehensions for immigration violations drop – Associated Press via The Bryan College Station Eagle on 19 July 2012
• Joe Arpaio Racial-Profiling Trial Draws Protestors’ Calls for Justice on Opening Day – Phoenix New Times on 19 July 2012
• Reports: Rocky Point gun battle kills police officer, others – Tucson Sentinel on 19 July 2012
• Arpaio faces profiling allegations at trial – East Valley Tribune on 19 July 2012
• Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Birther Brouhaha – The Daily Beast on 19 July 2012
• San Diego jury convicts ‘femme fatale’ on kidnapping charges – The Los Angeles Times on 19 July 2012
• U.S.-born kids of migrants lose rights in Mexico – North County Times on 18 July 2012
• A New Media Collaboration Documents 14 Deaths by Border Patrol Agents – The Texas Observer on 18 July 2012
• In Mexico state, violence against women has surged – Los Angeles Times on 17 July 2012
• Sheriff Joe on Trial – The New York Times on 15 July 2012
• Lost man rescued from Madera Canyon – The Green Valley News and The Sahurita Sun on 14 July 2012
• Juárez slayings decreased 59.8% first half 2012 – El Paso Times on 14 July 2012 (also Mexican Army: Border City Killings Down 42 Percent – NPR on 11 July 2012
• Large drug smuggling tunnel found – stuff.co.nz on 14 July 2012
• 4th tunnel found in Ariz. near US-Mexico border – The Boston Globe on 13 July 2012 (and Fourth smuggling tunnel discovered on the border – KJZZ)
• Police find drug tunnel under U.S.-Mexico border – Reuters on 12 July 2012 (and Drug smuggling tunnels uncovered – Press Association on 13 July 2012)
• ‘Extraordinary’ U.S.-Mexico drug tunnel may be Sinaloa cartel’s – Los Angeles Times on 12 July 2012
• A Fork in the Road for States and Immigrants – Open Society Foundations on 12 July 2012
• Father, son denied bond in shooting of ICE agent – San Francisco Chronicle on 10 July 2012 (and Father, sons suspected in shooting of ICE agent – KJZZ on 5 July 2012)
• US seeking 4 suspects in slaying of BP agent – Arizona Daily Star on 10 July 2012
• ‘My brother … he’s dead’: Mourning after border shooting – The Monitor on 10 July 2012
• Border Patrol defends actions of agents in shooting – Brownsville Herald on 9 July 2012
• Gun-walk critic now heads ATF office here – Arizona Daily Star on 9 July 2012
• 79-year-old dies geocaching in the desert – ABC15 on 9 July 2012
• Five Charged In Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry’s Murder – Fronteras Desk on 9 July 2012
• The Opinion Pages: Death in the Desert – The New York Times on 21 June 2012
• Raul Castro, 96-year-old former US ambassador and Arizona governor, detained at Border Patrol checkpoint – MSNBC on 5 July 2012 (also Treatment of former gov. was appalling – Nogales International on 19 June 2012
• Remittances to Mexico rise in May to highest level since October ’08 – Los Angeles Times on 3 July 2012
• For crime reporter on streets of Ciudad Juarez, change comes slowly – Cronkite News on 2 July 2012
• Election Gives Little Hope To Embattled Juarez – NPR on 1 July 2012
• In Mexican orphanage, upcoming elections bring a hope for change – Cronkite News on 28 June 2012
• Greens hope to break hold of traditional Mexican parties as election looms – Cronkite News on 27 June 2012
• Mexico Helicopter Crash: Missing Navy Chopper Found – The Huffington Post on 27 June 2012
• Ripped Off by Smugglers, Groped by Border Patrol: The Nightmares Women Migrants Face – AlterNet on 26 June 2012
• Obama Piles On Arizona After Supreme Court Immigration Ruling – The Daily Beast on 26 June 2012
• Mexican navy searches for missing helicopter – BBC & Mexico reports Navy chopper missing for 4 days – The Miami Herald on 26 June 2012
• Bodies of four illegal immigrants found in Arizona desert – Reuters on 25 June 2012 (also Chicago Tribune)
• Supreme Court upholds immigration checks by cops in Arizona – Arizona Daily Star on 25 June 2012
• Census shows racial disparity by Phoenix district – Arizona Republic on 25 June 2012
• US election: Mitt Romney ‘likely to scrap Barack Obama’s immigration order’ – The Daily Telegraph on 21 June 2012
• Obama’s DREAM Policy and My Undocumented Brother – AlterNet on 18 June 2012
• MCSO arrests girl, 6, suspected of illegal immigration – Arizona Republic on 16 June 2012
• Asian immigrants to U.S. outpacing Hispanics – Arizona Republic on 18 June 2012
• MCSO: Woman died of exposure after West Valley crash – Arizona Republic on 16 June 2012 (and update on 19 June 2012)
• Arraignment for fugitive accused of murdering pregnant girlfriend – KFMB CBS8 on 12 June 2012
• Out of Israel, back to Africa – Reuters on 12 June 2012
• U.S. Senate Report Signals Shift in Drug War Strategy – The Texas Observer on 12 July 2012 (and report available to download at bottom of this page)
• Carlos Lamadrid’s Family Seeks Justice After Border Patrol Shooting – Huffington Post on 11 June 2012
• Remains found of Tucson woman missing since 2000 – Arizona Republic on 11 June 2012
• Dingo took baby in 1980 case, Australia coroner says – Arizona Republic on 11 June 2012
• Domestic violence deaths in Arizona tragically consistent – Arizona Republic on 10 June 2012
• 6 illegal immigrants ejected in crash – KPHO CBS 5 on 6 June 2012
• In New Book a Former Agent Recounts Life on the Frontline of Drug War – The Texas Observer on 6 June 2012
• Burned bodies in Arizona desert linked to Tempe murder-suicide – Arizona Republic on 5 June 2012 (Pinal County Sheriff’s Office Press Release)
• Sheriff Babeu links deaths to drug cartels – Arizona Republic on 3 June 2012 (also Babeu criticized for rush to tie case to lax border – on 5 June & Pinal County Sheriff Babeu defends comments in burned-bodies case – on 6 June 2012)
• 5 bodies found in burned vehicle in Pinal County – Arizona Republic on 2 June 2012 (and 5 bodies found in Ariz may be latest drug violence – Associated Press on 4 June 2012)
• Search and rescue teams train to save lives – KGUN on 2 June 2012
• Woman fights to assert citizenship – Brownsville Herald on 2 June 2012
• Immigration’s 10 Worst State & Local Politicians – Huffington Post on 2 June 2012
• Panel says U.S.-Mexico border issues hinder huge economic opportunities – Cronkite News on 1 June 2012
• Mexico drug war displaces families in Sinaloa highlands – Los Angeles Times on 1 June 2012
• Report: Female farmworkers at risk for sex abuse – San Francisco Chronicle on 1 June 2012 ((the report: Cultivating Fear: The Vulnerability of Immigrant Farmworkers in the US to Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment – Human Rights Watch on 16 May 2012 and US: Female Farmworkers at Risk for Sex Abuse – Human Rights Watch on 3 June 2012)
• Mexico’s HñaHñu Community Battles Illegal Immigration With Simulated Border-Crossing, Complete With Gun Shots – IndianCountryTodayMediaNetwork.com on 30 May 2012
• Crossing U.S.-Mexico Border Can Be Deadly – IndianCountryTodayMediaNetwork.com on 30 May 2012
• Activist Danilo Lopez speaks out for Vermont’s migrant farmworkers – Seven Days: Vermont’s Independent Voice on 30 May 2012
• Goodyear man dies hiking Humphrey’s Peak in Flagstaff – Arizona Republic on 29 May 2012 (and also Hiker found dead on Humphrey’s Peak – KPHO)
• Sinaloa cartel, Zetas push Mexico’s drug violence to new depths and map – Los Angeles Times on 27 May 2012
• In Mexicali, a haven for broken lives and photo gallery – Los Angeles Times on 26 May 2012
• U.S. steps up deportation efforts for criminal immigrants – Los Angeles Times on 26 May 2012
• County hires new medical examiner – Sierra Vista Herald on 25 May 2012
• Finding Oscar: Massacre, Memory and Justice in Guatemala – ProPublica (with This American Life & Fundación MEPI) on 25 May 2012 (with Timeline: The Dos Erres Massacre and the Hunt for Oscar, The Faces of Dos Erres and Slideshow: Oscar’s Story)
• What Happened At Dos Erres – This American Life (with ProPublica & Fundación MEPI) on 25 May 2012 (with transcript in English and transcript in Spanish)
• Mexico election: Drugs war in spotlight in Michoacan – BBC on 24 May 2012
• Pinal County officials rescue man lost in desert – Arizona Republic on 23 May 2012
• Mexican police arrest suspect in U.S. journalist’s killing – CNN on 23 May 2012
• Mexico extradites ‘drug kingpin’ Sergio Villarreal – BBC on 23 May 2012
• Veracruz Journalist Asks for Asylum, Gives Urgent Plea for Help for Colleagues in Mexico – The Texas Observer on 23 May 2012
• Sold for sex: The Mexico-US trade in women that makes men rich – BBC on 22 May 2012
• U.S. in talks to deport deeper inside Mexico – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on 22 May 2012
• Police: Hiker dies from extreme heat in Tucson – Arizona Republic on 21 May 2012
• Arrest of alleged kingpin seen as blow to Sinaloa cartel – Los Angeles Times on 19 May 2012
• Pinal County deputies seize marijuana, expose smuggling camp – Arizona Republic on 17 May 2012
• GOP’s change of heart on domestic-abuse bill not enough – The LA Times on 16 May 2012
• Violence Against Women Act becomes latest immigration battleground – The LA Times on 16 May 2012
• Immigrant women farm workers suffer sex abuse – report – Reuters on 16 May 2012 (the report: Cultivating Fear: The Vulnerability of Immigrant Farmworkers in the US to Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment – Human Rights Watch on 16 May 2012)
• Mexican Police Investigate Latest Atrocity – NPR on 15 May 2012
• In Mexico, Cartels Target Journalists – NPR on 14 May 2012
• Samaritans Mobilize to Find Deceased Youth in Desert – Samaritans Press Release on 13 May 2012
• Corruption flows freely along U.S.-Mexico border – Los Angeles Times on 13 May 2012
• ICE-police partnership nets over 800 arrests in two years – North County Times on 12 May 2012
• More Evidence of Fast-and-Furious-Type Program in Texas – The Texas Observer on 11 May 2012
• Despite Opposition, Immigration Agency to Expand Fingerprint Program – The New York Times on 11 May 2012
• OPINION: A Global Texas Needs Global Journalism – The Texas Observer on 10 May 2012
• Uncut: DOJ Announce Lawsuit Against Sheriff Arpaio, 5-10-12. (Pt 1) – posted on YouTube by Dennis Gilman on 10 May 2012
• Mexico turns over man suspected of shooting at police – North County Times on 10 May 2012
• Mexican Crime Reporters Risk Becoming The Story – NPR on 9 May 2012
• Hard work makes a better life: Humble immigrant makes his way in the U.S. – Wilcox Range News on 9 May 2012
• Fla. Court To Rule: Can A Lawyer Be Undocumented? – NPR on 9 May 2012
• Website lets you publish name, address of suspected undocumented immigrants – KPHO on 7 May 2012
• Losing the Drug War: Two newly retired experts on the border speak freely about the status of the Arizona/Mexico dividing line – Tucson Weekly on 3 May 2012
• PD: 4 adults, 1 child killed in Gilbert shooting & Alleged gunman had history with white supremacy movement – KPHO on 2 May 2012 (also: Dad: Victim’s daughter found her family dead – KSAZ)
• 4 dead after high-speed chase with Border Patrol – KPHO on 2 May 2012 (video & photos)
• Skateboarder seriously injured; police seek help identifying victim – Arizona Daily on 2 May 2012
• Body of woman recovered from Grand Canyon ID’d – Arizona Daily Sun on 2 May 2012
• Injured Mainer survives four days in Utah desert – Morning Sentinel on 29 April 2012
• Discretion program a mixed bag for immigrants – Fox News / Associated Press on 28 April 2012
• Authorities in Mexico also looking for missing Tucson girl – KPHO & Authorities in Mexico join search for missing Arizona girl – Fox News on 28 April 2012 on 27 April 2012
• Man found dead after living in cave identified – Sierra Vista Herald on 26 April 2012
• Supreme Court transcript: Arizona vs. US – Supreme Court of the United States on 25 April 2012
• Recap: Supreme Court Live Blog: The Immigration Case – Wall Street Journal on 25 April 2012
• Opinion: Shapiro: Immigration — Focus on Whom We Do Want Here – Roll Call on 25 April 2012
• Hurt by Arizona immigration law, Hispanics organize – Chicago Tribune / Reuters on 25 April 2012 (and also Wellington Street Post)
• Justices to allow Ariz. immigration law? – CBS News on 25 April 2012
• Mexican president discusses immigration in Texas – Fox News on 25 April 2012
• Editorial: Arizona v. United States – New York Times on 25 April 2012
• Body of missing Tucson 3-month-old found near I-8 – KPHO on 24 April 2012
• With More Mexican Immigrants Leaving Than Entering, Does SB 1070 Still Matter? – Fox News Latino on 25 April 2012
• Net Migration from Mexico Falls to Zero—and Perhaps Less – Pew Hispanic on April 23, 2012 (complete report)
• Mexican immigration falls for first time in four decades – The Guardian on 23 April 2012
• Strong border controls and a lack of jobs prompt mass emigration of illegal Mexicans from the U.S. – The Daily Mail on 23 April 2012
• Greatest Drop in Undocumented Population in Modern History, Says Report – Fox News Latino on 23 April 2012
• AP Newsbreak: Recording surfaces of Ariz. sheriff making fun of federal civil rights probe – Washington Post on 22 April 2012
• Phoenix sees 105 degree record-breaking heat – CBS5 on 22 April 2012
• OP-ED: What’s going on with the Border Patrol? – LA Times on 20 April 2012
• Report: Southwest border security is at point of ‘diminishing returns’ – Cronkite News on 19 April 2012
• No Forensic Background? No Problem – ProPublica on 17 April 2012
• Tweeting the Disappeared – The Texas Observer on 5 April 2012
• Complaints Regarding Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in British Columbia, Canada – The Human Rights Brief on 2 April 2012
• Deported to Mexico, a father hopes for custody – The Los Angeles Times on 31 March 2012
• Serial killer with Utah ties gets 2 more life sentences in Texas – Deseret News on 29 March 2012 (also Dead End: Sexual Sadist And Cold-Blooded Killer Robert Ben Rhoades Was A Travelin’ Man, Until… – Tucson Weekly on )
• Situation of Missing Migrants and Unidentified Remains in Mexico – The Human Rights Brief on 27 March 2012
• ‘Living lab’ to explore innovative border, homeland security solutions – ASU News on 7 March 2012
• Detention for Immigrants That Looks Less Like Prison – The New York Times on 3 March 2012
• Mexican Drug Cartel Targets Australia – NPR on 2 March 2012
• Mexico’s migrants return as the American dream fades – BBC on 29 February 2012
• American ‘illegals’ in Mexico – BBC on 23 February 2012
• Mexico faces testing times in 2012 – BBC on 15 February 2012
• Border Patrol agent fires at rock-thrower in Nogales – Nogales International via Green Valley News on 31 January 2012
• Law-Abiding Mexicans Taking Up Illegal Guns – NPR on 28 January 2012
• Escondido woman obtains restraining order against Border Patrol agent – North County Times on 23 January 2012
• Neo-Nazi J.T. Ready Runs for Pinal County Sheriff as a Democrat (w/Update) – Phoenix New Times on 19 January 2012
• Trying to get back to the only life he knew, PHOTO GALLERY: Adrift between two countries: photo gallery & VIDEO: Hoping for a train back home – Los Angeles Times on 8 January 2012
• Obama rule would let undocumented stay in U.S. during application
– Los Angeles Times on 5 January 2012
• Migrants’ New Paths Reshaping Latin America – The New York Times on 5 January 2012
• Life, Death, Twitter – Texas Observer on 2 December 2011
• At the Border, on the Night Watch – The New York Times on 12 October 2011
• Pima County, Mexican officials agree to share DNA data on border remains – Arizona Capitol Times on 6 October 2010
• Nearly 1,700 bodies, each one a mystery – Arizona Daily Star on 5 October 2011
• System promises quicker border crossings – Sierra Vista Herald on 4 October 2010 (also Nogales International)
• Companies Use Immigration Crackdown to Turn a Profit – The New York Times on 28 September 2011 (and Australian government reports)
• SB 1070 Boycott Over? NCLR Says, “Yes,” Sal Reza Says, “Hell, No!” – Phoenix New Times on 10 September 2011
• Mexican Consulate in Tucson improves operations – Arizona Daily Star on 20 August 2011
• Immigrant deaths along Ariz. border drop 38% – USA Today on August 16, 2011
• Border death tally on pace this year to set a decade low – The Arizona Daily Star on August 3, 2011
• Suspicion in Mexico’s Sinaloa cartel – The Los Angeles Times on 28 July 2011
• Violence-torn Sonora town issues cry for help – Arizona Daily Star on 28 June 2011
• El Mirage funeral held for 16-year-old girl killed in 1992 – The Arizona Republic on April 5, 2011
• Border agent killed man climbing wall – The Washington Times on 28 March 2011
• Officials: Multi-agency effort has been making border safer – East Valley Tribune on 9 February 2011
• Surge of immigrants from India baffles border officials in Texas and photo gallery – on 6 February 2011
• Escondido’s city-federal effort to oust illegal immigrants draws praise, criticism – Los Angeles Times on 4 February 2011
• Janet Napolitano urges officials to stop exaggerating violence on U.S. side of border – Los Angeles Times on 1 February 2011
• Narcocorridos: The Balladeers of Mexico’s Drug Wars,
PHOTOS: The Balladeers of Mexico’s Drug Wars and VIDEO: Singing Songs of Drug Violence – Time on 1 November 2010
• Body found in desert identified as Mexican man – Nogales International on October 19, 2010
• Bisbee cemetery probed after human bones found by visitor – The Arizona Republic on October 15, 2010
• Body of man found on Tucson airport property – The Arizona Republic on October 13, 2010
• Mesa police identify accident victim – The Arizona Republic on October 5, 2010
• Union calls off Arizona SB 1070 boycott – Phoenix Business Journal on 23 September 2010
• Latino Baseball Fans Reluctant to Join Arizona Boycott – La Prensa San Diego. on 27 August 2010
• Suffering, costs of border deaths must be ended – The Arizona Daily Star on 24 August 2010
• A decade of death: photo gallery – Arizona Daily Star on 24 August 2010
• DNA typing offers hope to kin of those who died – The Arizona Daily Star on August 20, 2010
• A decade of death – Arizona Daily Star on 22 August 2010
• Cochise County sees little change in number of illegal immigrant deaths – Douglas Dispatch on 11 August 2010
• Mapping the SB 1070 Boycotts – ColorLines on 2 August 2010
• Deaths in the desert – Al Jazeera on July 31, 2010
• An Arizona Morgue Grows Crowded – The New York Times on July 28, 2010
• Arizona: Immigrant Deaths Are on Pace to Hit Record – The New York Times on July 16, 2010
• Illegal immigrant deaths on record pace in July – The Arizona Daily Star on July 15, 2010
• Arizona immigration advocates change tactics – Trans-Border News Blog on 6 July 2011
• Immigrant advocates plan ribbon, protest against all-star game in Arizona – The San Diego Union-Tribune on 1 July 2011
• Jan Brewer, Neo-Nazi J.T. Ready, Joe Arpaio, Russell Pearce, All Star in Dennis Gilman’s Latest Video – Phoenix New Times on 27 June 2010
• J.T. Ready’s Neo-Nazi Patrol for Migrants in the Vekol Valley, and Its Discovery of a Dead Body & Neo-Nazi NSM Scrapbook: One Dead Body, One Live Migrant – Phoenix New Times on 21 June 2010
• Sound Strike organizer talks SB 1070 boycott – Arizona Republic on 1 June 2011
• Tweeting Danger – The Texas Observer on 6 April 2010
• Invisible Immigrants, Old and Left With ‘Nobody to Talk To’ – The New York Times on 30 August 2009
• U.S. indictments target Mexico’s Gulf cartel – The Los Angeles Times on 21 July 2009
• Trying to get ahead in the slow lane and photo gallery: Churro man – The Los Angeles Times on 19 November 2009
• U.S.-Mexico Border Crossing Grows More Dangerous – NPR on 21 September 2009
• Patrol’s ‘Mr. 911’ juggles phones, emotions to save border crossers – Arizona Daily Star on 23 August 2009 (also Kelly Presnell’s award winning portrait of Mario Agundez)
• Oregon girl sent to Mexico falls through the cracks and Oregon’s investigation into foster child’s death ends at state line – The Oregonian on 15 & 16 March 2009 (also How The Oregonian reported this story, questions & answers submitted by readers and follow-up reporting)
• City of Immigrants Fills Jail Cells With Its Own – The New York Times on 27 December 2008 (with map and photo slideshow)
• Border Patrol checkpoints near Yuma nab hordes of pot users headed back from the beach – The Phoenix New Times on 13 March 2008
• At the U.S. Border, the Desert Takes a Rising Toll – The New York Times on 15 September 2007
• Latino immigrants are rethinking their role in U.S. – The Los Angeles Times on 27 October 2006
• Web site to profile unidentified bodies – The Arizona Republic on June 6, 2005
• On the Run, but Not Out of Reach – Los Angeles Times on 1 November 2004
• You Have to Give Them Points for Ingenuity – The Los Angeles Times on 24 July 2003
• 3 Bodies Found in Texas Rail Car – The Los Angeles Times on 4 June 2003
• Patriots on the Borderline – Los Angeles Times on 16 March 2003
• 17 Cuban Migrants Left Abandoned on an Island – Reuters via The Los Angeles Times on 31 August 2002
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