Alfredo Corchado is a renowned journalist and author, currently serving as the Bureau Chief in Mexico City for The Dallas Morning News. With a focus on the US-Mexico border, Corchado's work delves into the complexities of immigration, border security, and the cultural and political dynamics between the two nations. His articles have been featured in numerous publications, showcasing his expertise and dedication to reporting on issues that impact both Mexico and the United States.
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Alfredo Corchado's coverage largely revolves around politics, government announcements, and evolving stories related to immigration, border security, Texas, Mexico, and labor shortages. He appears to focus on breaking news and legal policy regulation.
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By: Paul Mena Mena, Alfredo Corchado, Monica Almeida
QUITO, Ecuador -- The tiny and increasingly violence plagued country of Ecuador has for years served as a main conduit for migrants from Asia, the Middle East and Africa to begin the overland trek to the U.S. border.
By: Mónica Almeida, Paúl Mena, Alfredo Corchado
QUITO, Ecuador – The tiny and increasingly violence plagued country of Ecuador has for years served as a main conduit for migrants from Asia, the Middle East and Africa to
By: Alfredo Corchado
By Eduardo García and Alfredo Corchado Words by Eduardo Garcia, Alfredo Corchado Photos by Omar Ornelas Edited by Dudley Althaus, @dqalthaus
By: Alfredo Corchado, Sandra Dibble, Eduardo Garcia
Incoming Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum is counting on a wave of companies relocating to Mexico from China to boost the economy and ease poverty.
By Eduardo García and Alfredo Corchado MEXICO CITY – Claudia Sheinbaum was sworn in as Mexico's first female president Tuesday in a ceremony
By: Alfredo Corchado
Latino immigrants provide crucial labor but face a backlash in the U.S. Heartland; those who are citizens may decide the election in Wisconsin. Editor’s note: This story was co-published with Puente News Collaborative in partnership with palabra. Puente News Collaborative is a bilingual nonprofit newsroom, convener and funder dedicated to high quality, fact-based news and
Iconic Texas Sheriff Arvin West was a leading voice against migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border. But West says his perspective is aligned with what he sees as the reality of the border.
Editor's Note: This report is part of “Seeds of Distrust,” an ongoing investigative collaboration between Lighthouse Reports , the Arizona Center
By: Alfredo Corchado
In the Badger State, one of the seven territories that could decide the outcome of next Tuesday’s elections, disinformation about immigrants runs rampant
In a divided political climate, many now hold their breath, waiting to see if deportation rhetoric becomes reality. Some question whether the immigrant pursuit of “a better life” still has meaning.
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