Relatives cry beside a coffin containing Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez, 16, during his funeral in Nogales, Mexico. Photo Source: Reuters

Border Network condemns latest Border Patrol killing

(EL PASO, Texas) – The shooting death of Jose Antonio Elena Rodriguez, 16, at the hands of Border Patrol on October 10 at the border at Nogales, Arizona, is just the latest in a disturbing trend of agents using lethal force against migrants. The Border Network condemns this killing and the dozen that came before [...]

Luis Romo, un organizador BNHR y "DREAMer," marcha en protesta por la administración récord de deportaciones en el discurso de inmigración de Obama en El Paso, Texas el 10 de mayo de 2011.

Learn More About New Policy for DREAMers

(EL PASO, Texas) — There has been much confusion since President Barack Obama made an announcement Friday the Department of Homeland Security would be implementing a new deferred action policy and work permit application process for some young immigrants. In response to the misinformation being spread about Secretary Janet Napolitano’s order and the possibility that [...]

1 Million Deported Since Obama Became President. 11 People Arrested Tuesday During Protest In Front Of The White House

Congressman Luis Gutierrez and ten immigrant rights activists and religious leaders were arrested at the White House yesterday, for protesting against mass deportations and incarcerations of immigrants, being executed by the Obama administration. Since Barack Obama took office in 2008, more than one million migrant workers and their families have been incarcerated and deported. Most [...]

BNHR Executive Director To Meet With Obama During El Paso Visit

EL PASO, Texas — BNHR Executive Director Fernando Garcia has accepted an invitation to meet with President Obama during a visit here on Tuesday. The White House confirmed last week that president is coming to the state to speak to Texans about immigration. Garcia will attend a private meeting with Obama and others before the [...]

About the BNHR

The Border Network for Human Rights is one of the leading immigration reform and human rights advocacy organizations in the U.S. BNHR has a membership of more than 800 families, or close to 4,000 individuals, in West Texas and Southern New Mexico.

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Accountable Border Security
Comprehensive Immigration Reform
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