By Simon Romero and Caitlin Dickerson– Article from the New York Times ANTELOPE WELLS, N.M. — The Border Patrol’s tiny base in the southwest corner of New Mexico is so remote that the wind howls through the...
DECLARACION DE PRENSA Residentes de la Frontera Celebran el Cierre del Centro de Detencion en Tornillo ‘Carcel de Bebes’ Las Comunidades Hacen Llamado a Adoptar Alternativas a la Detencion de Migrantes La...
BNHR and Border Resident Families to Hold Large Mobilization Against the Wall and for Immigration Reform January 26th Mobilization will Denounce Inhumanity of Trump’s Anti-Immigrant Agenda El Paso, TX/Southern New Mexico. – On Saturday, January...
News Article by Aaron Martinez from El Paso Times Border Network for Human Rights officials on Saturday announced their 2019 agenda to combat what they called President Donald Trump’s “racist, xenophobic agenda.” “We have...
BNHR and Border Resident Families to Protest Death of Jakelin Demanding the End of Bad Trump’s Border Polices Our Demands are for Accountability, Transparency and an End to Trump’s Zero-Tolerance Policy that Rejects Asylum...
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is traveling to McAllen, Texas, today to visit some of the thousands of troops deployed at the U.S.-Mexico border by President Donald Trump. Nearly 6,000 active-duty troops are currently...
The Border Network for Human Rights, founded in 1998, is one of the leading human rights advocacy and immigration reform organizations located at the U.S./Mexico Border. BNHR has over 7,000 members in West Texas and Southern New Mexico.
Offices Located at: 2115 N Piedras St, El Paso, TX 79930
