U.S.-Mexico Relations

Explore U.S.-Mexico relations focusing on migration, border security, and diplomatic tensions. Key topics include migrant deportation, drug cartel interventions, and political dynamics.

Mexican Oil Shipments to Cuba Skyrocket to $90 Million Monthly Average in 2025

Published on 1/31/2026

Claudia Sheinbaum Addresses U.S. Tariff Threat Over Oil Shipments to Cuba

Published on 1/30/2026

Mexico Considers Halting Oil Shipments to Cuba

Published on 1/23/2026

Trump Vows Ground Operations to Combat Land-Based Drug Trafficking

Published on 1/20/2026

Mexico Becomes Cuba's Top Oil Supplier with $560 Million in Petroleum Exports in 2025

Published on 1/20/2026

Mexican President Seeks to Strengthen U.S. Coordination Amid Trump's Threats to Target Drug Cartels

Published on 1/12/2026

Carlos Gimenez Warns Mexico of Sanctions Over Oil Shipments to Cuba: "This Betrayal Won't Be Tolerated"

Published on 1/10/2026

Trump Signals Possible Ground Offensive Against Mexican Drug Cartels

Published on 1/10/2026

Sheinbaum Stands Firm Against U.S. Intervention, Upholds Mexico's Sovereignty

Published on 1/7/2026

U.S. Contemplates Deploying Troops to Mexico to Combat Drug Cartels

Published on 11/4/2025

Trump Declares National Emergency at Mexican Border and Invokes Foreign Enemies Act

Published on 1/21/2025

Claudia Sheinbaum Skips Trump's Inauguration: Implications for U.S.-Mexico Relations

Published on 1/16/2025

Trump's Plan to Reinstate Title 42 on His First Day Back in Office

Published on 1/10/2025

Mexico Requests Direct Deportation of Migrants by the U.S. to Their Home Countries

Published on 6/6/2024