Mexican criminal organizations are undoubtedly responsible for the massive caravan of Haitian, Cuban, Central American and South American migrants that arrived at the U.S.-Mexico border last week, writes Gary Hale. Smugglers will take advantage of the chaos, surging multiple shipments of drugs and more migrants into the U.S. Continue Reading
In 1980, the Mariel Boatlift brought not only tens of thousands of political refugees from Cuba to Florida, but a significant number of criminals, leading to soaring murder and crime rates in the U.S. With Mexico now planning the release of potentially thousands of federal prisoners, is history set to repeat itself? Continue Reading
The cabal of criminal thugs that Trump intends to designate as foreign terrorists should instead continue to be prosecuted by the Mexico and U.S. judicial systems and not mislabeled as military combatants for political purposes. Continue Reading
The U.S. should celebrate Mexico’s constitutional centennial as a harbinger of more good things to come as we look at our own turbid history as an example of how any nation can overcome periods of upheaval and rise up to be great again. Continue Reading
Mexican kingpin to face U.S. justice Today (1/20), Chapo Guzman arrived in New York to face justice in the U.S. Chapo Guzman has been called the world’s richest man and alternately, the world’s most wanted man, for allegedly moving tons… Continue Reading
Mexico is apparently trending toward personal gun ownership as a logical extension of the inherent right of self-defense. The precedent was set when the Mexican Army allowed Autodefensas groups in Michoacán to register and possess weapons for self-defense purposes. The next step is being pursued, as the Senate is now considering a policy that would allow individuals, not just groups, to possess handguns in order to defend themselves in the absence of the government’s ability to ensure the safety of the public. Continue Reading
It is questionable that the re-arrest of Joaquin Guzman Loera, or Chapo Guzman, will be a meaningful step in long run and only serves to partially heal the wounds of shame that the Peña Nieto administration brought to themselves when… Continue Reading