About 300,000 people, mostly U.S. citizens, cross daily from Tijuana. The border line can feel like a strange and chaotic ecosystem, where all parts move quickly, or hardly at all, in unison ...

This article originally ran on The Border Chronicle. Republished with permission. In 2018, Tijuana resident Judith Cabrera de la Rocha became codirector of the Border Line Crisis Center, during ...

The Tijuana border line itself is usually slower than rush hour in Los Angeles. Sure, sometimes it can take as little as twenty minutes, but during peaks the time can easily reach an hour, ...

Most migrants who had their CBP One appointments cancelled by President Trump have remained in Tijuana and are now seeking temporary housing, according to Judith Cabrera, director of the Border ...

TIJUANA — International travelers eagerly waited to the side of the U.S.-Mexico border line Sunday night until the clock struck midnight, officially lifting restrictions imposed more than a year ...

The Borderline Crisis Center in Tijuana hopes to receive funding for structural repairs, Feb. 7, 2025. On a recent rainy afternoon, broken windows allowed a draft into the room, ...

Tijuana — Asylum seekers and their supporters marched toward the San Diego-Tijuana border on Monday in demonstration against a border policy that ... When the group reached the border line, ...

Judith Cabrera de la Rocha, co-director of the Border Line Crisis Center, which houses migrant families in Tijuana, said she is “expecting the worst” as she waits for MPP to begin again.

Reporting from Tijuana — From property barriers to wood shacks to cluttered backyard patios, dozens of structures south of the U.S. border fence face demolition as the Trump administration moves ...

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — Most migrants who had their CBP One appointments canceled by President DonaldTrump have remained in Tijuana and are now seeking temporary housing. Judith Cabrera ...

In 2018, Tijuana resident Judith Cabrera de la Rocha became codirector of the Border Line Crisis Center, during the chaos and uncertainty of the first Trump administration.

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — Most migrants who had their CBP One appointments cancelled by President Trump have remained in Tijuana and are now seeking temporary housing, according to Judith ...