Sentences with phrase «mexican land borders»

Sentri is a similar program allowing members to use special lanes when crossing U.S. / Mexican land borders.

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Trump would also face myriad environmental regulations, objections from private land owners and a legally binding 1970 treaty with Mexico that governs structures along the Rio Grande and Colorado River at the Mexican border.

Syracuse could be a potential landing spot for unaccompanied immigrant children who've been crossing the Mexican border in droves in recent months.

Critic Consensus: Raw, brutal, and bitter, Cartel Land offers a ground - level look at vigilante efforts to thwart organized crime at the Mexican - American border.

His 2015 documentary, Cartel Land, about American and Mexican vigilante groups fighting drug cartels along the US - Mexican border, features stomach - churning examples of Heineman putting himself in danger to film extreme close - ups of shootouts and other menacing encounters.

Observing the consequences of the Mexican drug trade on both sides of the U.S. border, Cartel Land toggles between Arizona and the state of Michoacan, about 1,000 miles to the south.

From Oscar - winning producer Kathryn Bigelow comes «Cartel Land,» director Matthew Heineman's documentary film about the Mexican drug war and vigilantes on both sides of the US - Mexican border.

You've probably heard all about Cartel Land, the documentary about the Mexican drug trade and two vigilante movements, on either side of the border, that have risen up to combat it.

The 2015 Sundance US Documentary Competition continues with: CARTEL LAND, Matthew Heineman's look at the response to Mexican drug cartels on both sides of the border.

From there, Cartel Land follows the «good guys,» first with ex-soldier Tim Foley as he tries to establish order along the Arizona border with his Arizona Border Recon unit, then secondly with Dr. Jose Mireles, a figurehead of the Mexican «Autodefensas»border with his Arizona Border Recon unit, then secondly with Dr. Jose Mireles, a figurehead of the Mexican «Autodefensas»Border Recon unit, then secondly with Dr. Jose Mireles, a figurehead of the Mexican «Autodefensas» Team.

Cartel Land (Director: Matthew Heineman)-- In this classic Western set in the 21st century, vigilantes on both sides of the border fight the vicious Mexican drug cartels.

Matt Heineman's Cartel Land, which looks at both sides of a Mexican - American border zone where drugs and guns are driving vigilantes to take matters into their own hands, drew two awards from our jury, a best director award for the filmmaker and a best cinematography prize for Heineman and Matt Porwoll.

That question hovers over «Cartel Land,» Matthew Heineman's immersion into anti-cartel vigilantism on both sides of the US / Mexican border.

With unprecedented access to an evolving cartel v. vigilante situation on the US - Mexican border, director Matthew Heineman found himself on the front lines of a war that's been brewing for decades in Cartel Lands.

The story takes place during the Day of the Dead, when according to Mexican tradition (at least as interpreted by Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina, who directed the screenplay written by Mr. Molina and Matthew Aldrich), the border controls between life and death relax and the departed are allowed temporary passage to the land of the living.

In making his documentary «Cartel Land,» director Matthew Heineman gained access to vigilante movements, on both sides of the U.S. - Mexican border, pushing back against the drug cartels.

As in his previous offering, the US - Mexican border chronicle Cartel Land, director Heineman clearly gains the trust of his subjects, and shows the emotional toll behind the sadly too - familiar images of carnage.

Matthew Heineman's Cartel Land is a classic western set in the 21st century, pitting vigilantes on both sides of the border against the vicious Mexican drug cartels.

The Directing Award: U.S. Documentary was presented to: Matthew Heineman for Cartel Land / U.S.A., Mexico (Director: Matthew Heineman)-- In this classic western set in the twenty - first century, vigilantes on both sides of the border fight the vicious Mexican drug cartels.

Matthew Heineman's slick, troubling documentary, «Cartel Land,» takes place along the US - Mexican border, but it really unfolds in an immense gray area of morality and intent.

«Cartel Land» introduces viewers to Tim «Nailer» Foley of the paramilitary group Arizona Border Recon, who works to disrupt the activities of Mexican drug scouts and couriers.

Set along the Texas - Mexico border in the early 1900s, Shame the Stars follows the trials and heartaches of two families trying to survive the war - torn years of the Mexican Revolution while staying true to themselves and what's right by the people and lands they've loved for generations.

Per Legem Terrae (By the Law of the Land), 2015, female victim names transferred on wall, ashes obtained from burned paper lists of victim names, soil collected along US / Mexican (El Paso, Texas / Juarez, Chihuahua) border.

The interdisciplinary collective Postcommodity (comprised of indigenous artists Raven Chacon, Cristóbal Martínez, and Kade L. Twist), is most well known for its temporary land art installation Repellent Fence (2015) that ran across the U.S. - Mexican Border — both a harrowing critique of U.S. pesticides and a connecting force between Native Americans and indigenous tribes in Mexico.

He began purchasing large tracts of undeveloped land in the Presidio County region, close to the Mexican border, on the north side of the Chinati Mountains in the Chihuahuan Desert.

IN THE LAND OF RETINAL DELIGHTS: THE JUXTAPOSE FACTOR Laguna Art Museum Orange County, CA BEYOND THE BORDER The Mexican Museum, Chicago, IL

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The White House plans to allow the Department of Transportation and the Fish and Wildlife Service to rehabilitate the land and vegetation along the highway, allocating resources to educate «target audiences» about conservation efforts, while also working with the Mexican and Canadian governments on broader strategies that cross borders.

More about pipeline projects: Help Stop Three More Bad Energy Decisions From Russia With LNG: US - Bound Natural Gas Piped Across Mexican Border Goldman Environmental Prize Winner Marina Rikhanova Rockies Express Pipeline Sues Ohio Property Owners To Take Their Land Farmers Fight Pipeline to Be Built through Illinois