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We share lessons we learn from the resistance movements in Mexico with our home communities. We publish news and analysis in our newsletter, host workshops, short-term solidarity delegations, and speaking events. Find out how to join us.

The Impact of United States Actions and Policy on the Vulnerability of Migrants on the Southern Border of Mexico

By Juliana Morris

National Human Rights Commission Reports Major Flaws in Attorney General´s Handling of Brad Will´s Murder Invetigation

Translation by Scott Campbell

Recommendation 050/2008

The Construction of the Southern Border of Mexico

By Juliana Morris

Paramilitary Violence and Migration in Rural Oaxaca

Indigenous Identity and Migration:

By Loren Speer

Virginia Activists to Expose the U.S./Mexico Border

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Virginia Leavell virginia@mexicanossinfronteras.org (email to be placed on a list for regular updates) 202-674-0900

Healing the Trauma of Migration, Detention, Deportation

By Melissa Mundt

The "Absent Ones" of Oaxaca

By Tim Gibbons

Crossing Borders:A dialogue in Oaxaca on immigration and social movements

Aggressions Against Migrants Move South

This past Friday, February 9th in Arriaga, Chiapas, a massive operative was carried out against some 500 Central American migrants aboard the Chiapas-Mayab freight train. Participating were hundreds of migration officials, members of the PFP (Federal Preventative Police) and AFI (Federal Investigation Agency), in another of what have been increasing aggressions against Central American migrants.