Mexico
Advancing workers’ rights through trade
Promoting labor rights around the world is a U.S. government priority. See how trade agreements elevate workers abroad.
Cinco de Mayo: A celebration of Mexican — and American —...
In 1862, the Mexican Army pushed back a French invasion. Today, it's celebrated as Cinco de Mayo in the U.S. Why? Read more here.
Underground Railroad to Mexico led thousands to freedom
Did you know there were many routes that enslaved people took during the 18th and 19th centuries to find freedom in Mexico? Learn more.
U.S. works with Mexico to strengthen border security
The United States and Mexico are working together to increase the U.S.-Mexico border's security and to deter human smugglers.
U.S. returns 523 artifacts to Mexico
Antiquities trafficking is a multibillion dollar, transnational criminal enterprise. Here's what happened when someone smuggled stolen Mexican artifacts.
Blinken’s first trip reaffirms relationships with Canada and Mexico
Secretary of State Antony Blinken reaffirmed the United States' relationships with its northern and southern neighbors during his first virtual trip.
U.S. helps refugees, migrants during COVID-19 crisis
Since COVID-19 arrived in Mexico, the U.S. and its partners have donated supplies, money and resources to help migrant communities.
President of Mexico visits White House, celebrates historic trade deal
Mexican President López Obrador and President Trump signed a joint declaration to celebrate the future of the relationship between the U.S. and Mexico.
U.S. increases support to Mexico and Central America during COVID-19
The U.S. remains committed to the health of people in Mexico and Central America, and has increased funding to both COVID-19 and economic initiatives.