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Ildefonso Ortiz's coverage primarily revolves around local crime, government and politics in Mexico with a focus on Ciudad Juarez. His articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to Mexican cartels, border security, cartel violence, migrant crisis as well as political developments.
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By: Brandon Darby, Ildefonso Ortiz
A group of Gulf Cartel gunmen fleeing from police in Tamaulipas killed an elderly woman when they crashed their SUV into her vehicle. The chase was part of a larger shootout between police forces and cartel gunmen who set up blockades and used road spikes as a way to slow down police forces so they could flee.
A report indicates that authorities in South Texas arrested a Russian mercenary who had crossed the border illegally from Mexico.
By: Ildefonso Ortiz, Brandon Darby
Authorities in Mexico discovered a new tunnel believed to be used by cartel members to smuggle migrants into El Paso, Texas.
By: Ildefonso Ortiz, Brandon Darby
A concerning trend is taking place in the central part of the border state of Tamaulipas as the Gulf Cartel has begun to abduct innocent laborers on their way to work.
By: Brandon Darby, Ildefonso Ortiz
Authorities in the Mexican state of Tabasco remain silent after a group of cartel gunmen left several dismembered bodies on a popular beach.
By: Brandon Darby, Ildefonso Ortiz
Three days of shootouts led to several dead gunmen and a gory beheading as members of the terrorist organization Cartel Jalisco New Generation continued their push for control of the western state of Michoacan. This escalation in violence comes one day before Mexican government officials talked about how crime has decreased in recent weeks.
By: Ildefonso Ortiz
A cartel-connected human smuggler will spend 20 years in prison for the ransom kidnapping of a Texas teen at the hands of the Gulf Cartel in the border city of Reynosa, Tamaulipas.
By: Ildefonso Ortiz, Brandon Darby
Mexican government officials tried to downplay a large-scale cartel shootout in the border city of Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, that went on for hours.
By: Ildefonso Ortiz, Brandon Darby
A new trend has surfaced in the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas, where state police forces wait hours after cartel gunmen carry out any attack before responding.
By: Brandon Darby, Ildefonso Ortiz
A group of cartel gunmen broke into the headquarters of Mexico's Attorney General's Office in the border city of Reynosa, Tamaulipas.
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