Calexico

[ kuh-lek-si-koh ]

noun

1. a town in S California.

Example Sentences

The Imperial Regional Detention Facility in Calexico, the first detention center to which I was transferred, had the same rule.

From Washington Blade

You can drive for 13 hours, from Calexico down south to Yreka up north, without ever leaving the state.

From Vox

I was suddenly in the country, looking out at the city of Calexico through a barred window.

From Washington Blade

A railroad access gate was just below the building and a part of the American city of Calexico that was not far away was visible.

From Washington Blade

They were doing an overnight beach camping trip with a group of youth from Calexico.

From Voice of San Diego

Other guides walked the immigrants through the port of entry in the small border town of Calexico, using fake green cards.

From The Daily Beast

Silsbee, twelve miles north of Calexico, is a very young city.

From Project Gutenberg

Can be reached by water from Yuma, or pack train from Calexico.

From Project Gutenberg

Calexico is a town with a future,—like most of the desert towns,—in fact, it is nearly all future as yet.

From Project Gutenberg

With the papers to show for it, they go out by Calexico and cash the checks in Los Angeles.

From Project Gutenberg