
Reyes Mata III
Journalist at Freelance
Freelance journalist for The Washington Post, The NY Times, Daily Beast, Southern NM & Puente News collaboratives, Albuquerque Journal, El Paso Inc. and others.
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2 days ago |
elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III
The Trump administration risks losing domestic and international support if it continues some of its hardline policies, particularly on tariffs, said two prominent national political speakers in a Thursday address at a Downtown El Paso border summit. “The superpower of the world, to me, has always been based around this – you had to have a super military, you had to have a super economy, but you had to have super compassion,” said former West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin. “We’ve got two out of three.
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2 days ago |
elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III
The Trump administration risks losing domestic and international support if it continues some of its hardline policies, particularly on tariffs, said two prominent national political speakers in a Thursday address at a Downtown El Paso border summit. “The superpower of the world, to me, has always been based around this – you had to have a super military, you had to have a super economy, but you had to have super compassion,” said former West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin. “We’ve got two out of three.
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3 days ago |
elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III
The Trump administration risks losing domestic and international support if it continues some of its hardline policies, particularly on tariffs, said two prominent national political speakers in a Thursday address at a Downtown El Paso border summit. “The superpower of the world, to me, has always been based around this – you had to have a super military, you had to have a super economy, but you had to have super compassion,” said former West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin. “We’ve got two out of three.
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3 days ago |
elpasoinc.com | Reyes Mata III
Just about two years ago, Dr. Jose Luis Aguirre had a contract ready for him at an out-of-state hospital. As a geriatric doctor, he was poised to leave El Paso and assume practice in a medical facility geared toward providing customized service for the aging population, his area of specialty. He was disillusioned in El Paso, he said, and ready for the move. “There was a point where I felt that there was no geriatric culture here,” Aguirre said.
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Reyes Mata III |Maria Sacchetti
Trump military border charges sow confusion in federal courts (washingtonpost.com) Trump military border charges sow confusion in federal courts By Reyes Mata III; Maria Sacchetti; Dan Lamothe 2025050709001500 LAS CRUCES, N.M. — The swift expansion of the Trump administration's new "national defense areas" on the southern border — enabling U.S. troops to detain migrants so that prosecutors can charge them with trespassing on military property — is sowing confusion among defendants, their...
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Another twist on the border. https://t.co/oB2GWppAwb

Approaching the end of Title 42, see latest Washington Post coverage in El Paso/Juarez. Photos by @davillasana and content by Reyes Mata III -- @USBorderlander -- and @nickmiroff. U.S. sees record migration influx as pandemic border restrictions lift https://t.co/S6VxOoUc4P

My latest on the U.S.-Mexico border, together with The Washington Post's @NickMiroff in Washington and @arelisrhdz in San Antonio. https://t.co/iiUX7LeCQt