Jason Buch

Immigration and Border Affairs Reporter, San Antonio Express-News

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I'm the immigration and border affairs reporter for the San Antonio Express-News.

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RT @ELNORTECOM: Un periodista de EL NORTE fue agredido por policías durante el desalojo de puesteros en Palacio regio. http://t.co/josWKxqD…
RT @Pajaropolitico: Después del caso del general Ángeles, 63% confía menos en la justicia mexicana, releva #encuesta @Parametria http://t.c…

Después del caso del general Ángeles, 63% confía menos en la justicia mexicana: Parametría

animalpolitico.com — Los resultados de la encuesta más reciente muestran que 20% mantiene su nivel de credibilidad en el sistema de justicia mexicano y sólo 8% de la población dijo haber aumentado su confianza en la administración de justicia del país.

Gulf cartel manager gets life term in drug case

mysanantonio.com — BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) â The former boss of the Mexican Gulf cartel was sentenced Tuesday to life in prison for a drug smuggling and distribution conspiracy that prosecutors said shipped more than a half ton of marijuana into Texas each week.
RT @efindell: :( MT @dmhj Federal agents have detained a Guatemalan man for stabbing a Border Patrol service dog on Sunday http://t.co/Gzk…

Border Patrol canine stabbed near Mission - The Monitor: Local News

themonitor.com — MISSION - Federal agents have detained a Guatemalan man for stabbing a Border Patrol service dog - a 2-year-old German shepherd - Sunday morning near Mission.
RT @byjayroot: Wow MT @AP: Justice Dept. secretly obtains AP journalists' phone recds in what AP exec calls unprecedented intrusion: http:/…

Govt obtains wide AP phone records in probe

bigstory.ap.org — WASHINGTON (AP) - The Justice Department has secretly obtained two months of telephone records of journalists for The Associated Press in what AP's top executive says is an unprecedented intrusion into newsgathering.Prosecutors took records showing incoming and outgoing calls for work and personal numbers for individual reporters, plus for general AP offices in New York, Washington and Hartford, Conn.

High Ranking Gulf Cartel Member Sentenced in Washington, D.C., to 35 Years in Prison for Drug Trafficking

justice.gov — High Ranking Gulf Cartel Member Sentenced in Washington, D.C., to 35 Years in Prison for Drug Trafficking Highest Ranking Gulf Cartel Member to Be Convicted by a U.S.

Feds may acquire more land for new border fence construction, CBP proposal shows

themonitor.com — McALLEN - About 100 people in Starr and Hidalgo counties could be impacted under a proposed construction plan regarding the final sections of the border fence, with more than half living at a nursing home, federal documents show.
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