Rio Grande

More Bodies Pulled From Rio Grande, Including 3-Year-Old, As Migrant Crossings Rise

Advocates say migrants should be given safe means to seek asylum, not razor-wire obstacles.
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Judge Orders Texas To Remove Border Buoys With Attached Saw Blades

The Biden administration sued to get rid of the floating barrier in the Rio Grande.
By Paul J. Weber, AP

Castro Slams Texas’ Razor Wire ‘Death Traps’ Meant To Stop Asylum-Seekers

The Democratic lawmaker said Republican Gov. Greg Abbott's new policies were "barbaric" drowning devices.
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9 Migrants Are Found Dead In Rio Grande: Border Patrol

Tragic toll followed hazardous crossing by desperate dozens, said officials.
By Terry Wallace, AP

Expanding Drought Leaves Western U.S. Scrambling For Water

One of North America’s longest rivers, the Rio Grande is another example of a waterway in the western U.S. that’s tapped out.
By Susan Montoya Bryan, AP

Border Wall Land Taken From Texas Family Returned After Legal Battle

The land located along the Rio Grande has been in the Cavazos family for generations. Then it was seized by the government.
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Builder Of $30 Million Private Section Of Trump Border Wall Reportedly Looking For Buyers

Maybe think of it more as a "bike path," the owner of Fisher Sand and Gravel told Bloomberg.
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Salvadoran President Accepts Blame For Deaths Of Migrant Father And Young Girl

“It is our fault," President Nayib Bukele said of the drowning in the Rio Grande.
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Mother Of Migrant Who Drowned With Daughter: 'They Died In Each Other’s Arms'

Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez and daughter Valeria drowned on the bank of the Rio Grande.
By AP

DISTURBING: Photo Of Drowned Father And Daughter Highlights Migrants' Tragic Struggles

Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez and daughter Valeria drowned on the bank of the Rio Grande.
By Peter Orsi and Amy Guthrie, AP