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Wintry weather could worsen California’s sewage influx from Tijuana

The Hill 24 Feb 2023
The sewage influx is the result of  across the border in Tijuana that began on Feb ... Earlier this week, courts finalized a longstanding legal settlement related to Tijuana’s sewage spread — closing a case that Imperial Beach, Chula Vista and the Port of San Diego had launched against the American contingent of the IBWC.
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Column: Why California’s anti-chromers can’t see the forest for the trees

The Los Angeles Times 10 Feb 2023
There’s people who’ve been doing this for a lot of years, and — boom! — no job.' He noted that customers would just ship out parts to other states, or drive down to Tijuana. “What makes it funny,” Gonzalez concluded, “is [California] wanted to make marijuana legal, and now chrome is illegal.
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Column: Why California's anti-chromers can't see the forest for the trees

Eagle-Tribune 10 Feb 2023
He noted that customers would just ship out parts to other states, or drive down to Tijuana. "What makes it funny," Gonzalez concluded, "is [California] wanted to make marijuana legal, and now chrome is illegal ... Bell Gardens that led to a legal settlement against a nearby chromer.
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Migrants in Mexico find ways around Title 42

La Prensa Latina 29 Jan 2023
Every day, dozens of Central American and Mexican asylum-seekers cross legally from Tijuana to California for meetings with US immigration officials thanks to an exception in Title 42, a provision of federal health law allowing the exclusion of individuals when “there is ...
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Trump v Biden: how different are their policies on the US-Mexico border?

The Observer 22 Jan 2023
Those policy changes have been accompanied by the creation of limited legal pathways, but their eligibility requirements demand a level of financial resources and international connections that the western hemisphere’s most vulnerable, forcibly displaced people likely cannot produce ...Stay where you are and apply legally from there.”.
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US Supreme Court leaves pandemic-era border restrictions in place, takes up case

The Daily Herald 28 Dec 2022
"It breaks my heart that we have to keep waiting," Miguel Colmenares, a Venezuelan migrant in the Mexican border city of Tijuana, said on hearing about the court's decision ... Enrique Lucero, director of migration affairs in Tijuana, said it was "absurd" that Title 42 remained in place, noting the city had a large backlog of U.S.
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US Supreme Court keeps controversial Trump-era immigration policy

Hindustan Times 28 Dec 2022
However, the repeal was blocked by a federal judge in Louisiana - a Trump appointee - in response to a Republican-led legal challenge. Enrique Lucero, director of migration affairs in Tijuana, said it was "absurd" that Title 42 remained in place, noting the city had a large backlog of U.S.
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U.S. Supreme Court keeps pandemic-era border restrictions in place for now

Yahoo Daily News 28 Dec 2022
However, the repeal was blocked by a federal judge in Louisiana - a Trump appointee - in response to a Republican-led legal challenge. Enrique Lucero, director of migration affairs in Tijuana, said it was "absurd" that Title 42 remained in place, noting the city had a large backlog of U.S.
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Migrants flee more countries, regardless of US policies

The Salem News 24 Dec 2022
TIJUANA, Mexico — In 2014, groups of unaccompanied children escaping violence in Central America overwhelmed U.S ... After hosting legal workshops for Haitians in Tijuana, Vazquez helped bring chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen to the city's migrant shelters for four years.
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Migrants flee more countries _ regardless of US policies

Killeen Daily Herald 22 Dec 2022
TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) — In 2014, groups of unaccompanied children escaping violence in Central America overwhelmed U.S ... After hosting legal workshops for Haitians in Tijuana, Vazquez helped bring chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen to the city's migrant shelters for four years.
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To live and die in Tijuana

The Spokesman-Review 14 Dec 2022
A dried-up canal slices through the heart of Tijuana, a streak of negative space in a city where every other square foot appears to be claimed ... The chaos has spilled outward across Tijuana ... Tijuana has long been a major transit point for illicit goods into the United States ... The crisis has penetrated unlikely parts of Tijuana ... 12 in Tijuana.
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What could asylum processing look like after border expulsions end?

Finger Lakes Times 22 Nov 2022
SAN DIEGO — Days before he was scheduled to go to the San Ysidro Port of Entry with his family to request asylum, a 7-year-old boy died in Tijuana. The child was a client of Al Otro Lado, a legal services nonprofit that supports asylum-seekers in Tijuana ... "We don't want to restrict access to this kind of legal pathway," she said.
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Mexican immigration officers to begin inspecting San Diego-bound travelers in border wait line

The Los Angeles Times 13 Nov 2022
4 in Tijuana ... soil to begin the legal process to request protection in the United States ... A Mexico-trained and licensed attorney with Al Otro Lado, a legal services organization that supports asylum seekers in Tijuana, Vazquez wants to know how Mexican immigration officials will determine which cars are “suspicious” to review documents.
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Suspect in Valley Glen hookah lounge murder is arrested in Mexico

LA Daily News 09 Nov 2022
The crime occurred around 12.15 a.m. Oct. 25 at 13007 Victory Blvd., according to the Los Angeles Police Department. The hookah lounge is in the Victory Plaza shopping mall. Vardan Dzhandzhikyan, 54, was arrested Friday in the Tijuana area by personnel from the LAPD-FBI Fugitive Task Force in conjunction with the FBI Legal Attache, the LAPD reported ... .
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Letter: Immigration Is a Mess

The Pilot 30 Aug 2022
As a legal immigrant to this country, having gone through five years of due process, I would like to ... legally ... I suggested he fly her to Tijuana and simply walk across the border, receive a free cellphone, food and a bus ride to Baltimore and they will be together within a few days.

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