Increasing Use of Drones by Mexican Cartels Along U.S. Border

Mexican cartels are increasingly using drones to replace human lookouts along the U.S. border, as drones are more efficient and low-risk. Rival cartels are targeting and killing/kidnapping lookouts, leading to a shift towards drone technology. The U.S. Navy has deployed ships to support border security in the region, and there are calls for U.S. intervention to combat cartel violence in Mexico.

Impact of Increased Patrols on Irregular Crossings at the Mexico-US Border

Increased patrols by Mexican authorities, including the Army and National Guard, are reducing irregular crossings at the Mexico-US border. Migrants are being detained and processed for deportation in Mexico, creating a challenging situation for those attempting to cross into the US. Efforts to secure the border involve constant communication and strategy adjustments on both sides.

Migrant Caravan Moving through Southern Mexico

More than 2,000 migrants are traveling through southern Mexico towards the U.S. border with the help of government officials and NGOs. The group, known as the Migrant Way of the Cross, is currently moving towards Mexico City.