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Tucson Region

Border Links

Tucson, Arizona | Published: 07.30.2004
These links to other sites with information, resources or opinions about the border or immigration topics are provided as a reader service. The Star and StarNet do not necessarily endorse any viewpoints you may find there, and we are not responsible for any content on the sites.
  • American Patrol Report: Web site with links to much current immigration news coverage, from an advocacy group for strong enforcement of U.S. immigration laws.
  • Arizona-Mexico Commission: A state commission that studies regional development between Arizona and Mexico.
  • Arizona-Sonora e-Atlas: Graphic-heavy online atlas about the region and its cross-border relationships.
  • Border Counties Coalition: Nonpartisan policy organization founded by elected officials.
  • CIA World Fact Book: Mexico.
  • Civil Homeland Defense: Tombstone publisher Chris Simcox's private border patrol organization.
  • Congressional Immigration Reform Caucus: Chaired by U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo, R-Colo.
  • Derechos Humanos: Tucson-based advocacy group for immigrants and indigenous border cultures; holds frequent vigils, press conferences and demonstrations against human rights abuses.
  • DesertInvasion: Advocacy web site opposed to the destruction of our Southwestern national parks, forests, monuments and other fragile ecological areas by illegal immigration.
  • Federation for American Immigration Reform: an advocacy group.
  • Immigrants' Rights: Articles, resources and other content from the American Civil Liberties Union.
  • Immigration Daily: Web newsletter from ILW.com, "The Immigration Portal" — an immigration-law publisher.
  • El Imparcial: Hermosillo's newspaper (Spanish language).
  • Mexico Human Rights Commission: (in Spanish only).
  • The Mexican Heroin Trade: a report from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.
  • Mexico Ministry of Finance
  • Mexico Ministry of Foreign Relations
  • Migration Policy Institute: A non-partisan think-tank that studies the movement of people worldwide.
  • Network of Border Economics: A research group that studies economics on the U.S.-Mexico border.
  • Ranch Rescue: Advocacy group organized to protect the rights of ranchers and others whose property is damaged and whose safety is threatened by border crossers.
  • Smithsonian Institution: list of Web sites that focus on the U.S.-Mexico border.
  • U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services: A bureau of the Department of Homeland Security; this site has links to immigration facts, law and downloadable forms.
  • Yahoo's Mexico news page.