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Fronteras: First we look at the link between cartels and the end user, addicts. San Diego as a number one entry point for meth. How trucking companies and…

Fronteras: There's a critical shortage of mental health care workers in Texas, and the problem is especially apparent in the borderlands. The Texas…

Fronteras: Excessive alcohol consumption cost United States taxpayers more than $220 billion in 2006. Several hundred people living on the banks of the…

Fronteras: More Mexicans are trying to escape intimidation and/or violence by petitioning the U.S. for political asylum. Human trafficking is a growing…

Fronteras: One of the busiest areas for the U.S. Border Patrol is the Rio Grande Valley sector. We speak to a border patrol agent from there about…

On Fronteras:We meet a Dallas public high school student from the Democratic Republic of Congo. He tells us about the challenges of fitting in at school…

On Fronteras this week:· Same-sex marriage is the law of the land but in Texas some county officials are resisting· A civil rights expert and legal…

This week on Fronteras:• A federal task force has moved into the Rio Grande Valley to investigate long-standing political corruption. • NPR’s John Burnett…

On Fronteras: Laredo Residents Give Donald Trump A Mixed Review This week on Fronteras…--Protesters met Donald Trump at the border in Laredo but the GOP…

This week on Fronteras: --Federal judges have ruled that Texas’ controversial Voter I-D law violates the Voting Rights Act.--New research says global…