'Affluenza' Teen's Mom In L.A., Ethan Couch Granted Stay In Mexico
The mother of "affluenza" teen Ethan Couch is expected in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom Tuesday for an extradition hearing.
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The mother of "affluenza" teen Ethan Couch is expected in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom Tuesday for an extradition hearing.
Close to the southern tip of Texas, a border wall suddenly ends. Its final post sits in a dry cornfield, half a mile from the nearest bend in the Rio Grande river, the actual border with Mexico.
Lawyers for a Texas teen who cited 'affluenza' as a defense in a deadly drunk driving wreck may be attempting to stall his deportation to the United States by claiming that Mexican authorities violated his human rights.
The mother of fugitive Texas teen Ethan Couch, known for using an 'affluenza' defense in a fatal drunk driving accident, has been returned to the U.S. from Mexico minus her son, whose deportation was delayed by a Mexican judge.
The pair had retained counsel in Mexico and filed paperwork to stop deportation.
While Ethan Couch is a fugitive no more -- he will not be returning to Texas today. The so-called "affluenza" teen was expected to be deported from Mexico, but officials in Tarrant County say that isn't happening.
The question today is -- what's next for Ethan Couch? It was less than 12 hours ago when the so-called "affluenza" teen was detained in Mexico.
Mexican authorities are confirming it was a pizza delivery that ultimately blew the lid off of Ethan Couch and his mother's secret hide out in the heart of Puerta Vallarta.
According to Mexican authorities, "Affluenza" teen Ethan Couch has been caught near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico along with his mother Tonya Couch.
Nearly 5,000 unaccompanied immigrant children were caught illegally crossing the U.S. border with Mexico in October, almost double the number from October 2014, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection data.
A man from Mexico has been sentenced to 12½ years in prison for taking part in a human smuggling operation that resulted in the death of a woman.
Federal officials say eight Syrians have turned themselves over to immigration authorities along the Texas-Mexico border.
More Mexicans are leaving the United States than migrating into the country, marking a reversal of one of the most significant immigration trends in U.S. history.
Hundreds of immigrant families caught illegally crossing the Mexican border told U.S. immigration agents they made the dangerous journey in part because they believed they would be permitted to stay in the United States.
The sources say a relative put Brenda Delgado on a bus to Mexico shortly after it became clear she was a person of interest.
A federal judge has chosen for now not to force Texas health officials to change their stance in denying birth certificates to immigrant families with U.S- born children.
Mexican soldiers captured the purported leader of a Gulf Cartel faction in the northern border city of Matamoros on Friday, the state government said.
An artist is leading an effort to paint the fence dividing Mexico and the U.S. to make it blend in.
The Americans face Mexico on Saturday at the Rose Bowl for a spot in the 2017 Confederations Cup.
A Watauga man faces federal smuggling charges after he was caught behind the wheel of a 18-wheeler full of illegal immigrants.
Monarch butterflies have begun entering Mexico on their annual migration from the United States and Canada.
The U.S. Border Patrol arrested nearly 10,000 unaccompanied immigrant children and families caught illegally crossing the border with Mexico in August, a 52 percent jump from August 2014.
An Ohio teenager in a taxi has been accused of trying to smuggle a baby from Mexico through Texas and to Nebraska.
A dismal 4-1 exhibition loss to Brazil on Tuesday night left the United States facing a month of questions ahead of its playoff against Mexico on October 10 for the region's berth in the 2017 Confederations Cup.
Several groups representing the local Latino community are set to gather in downtown Dallas on Monday for a rally against Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
