Immigration Reform 2013: Senators Said To Reach Bipartisan Deal On Border Security
A small group of Republican and Democratic senators have drawn up an amendment to the immigration reform bill which could double spending for border security, including more Border Patrol agents and more surveillance and apprehension technologies.
Immigration Reform 2013: In Senate Vote, 2 Of 4 Amendments Pass
The two defeated amendments would have forced the government to build at least 700 miles of double-layered fence on the border and establish a biometric tracking system at all land, sea and air ports of entry.
Immigration Reform 2013: Senate Rejects Grassley Border Security Amendment
Senators decided by a 57-43 vote not to consider the amendment.
Border Deaths High Despite Decline In Migration, Says New Report
The remains of almost 800 people, or 34 percent of the total examined by the Pima County Office o the Medical Examiner since 1990, haven’t been identified.
‘Started from the Border’ Video, Controversial Drake 'Started From The Bottom' Spinoff, Goes Viral On YouTube
Youtube sensation LiL MoCo released a new parody, this time taking Drake's "Starting from the Bottom" and changing it into "Starting from the Border." A reality that a lot of people face day to day portrayed in a funny way.
Migrant Deaths At The Border Tracked By New App; Number Of Fatalities Doubled In 2012
A new online mapping tool lets the user track and find information on deaths along the border. The Border Patrol says 463 migrants died while crossing the southwestern part of the border in 2012, the highest total since 2005.
30 Lbs Of Pot Unknowingly Smuggled Across Border; How Do Drug Dealers Select 'Blind Mules'?
A Mexican woman's car was used to transport marijuana as she crossed to the border to her job in San Diego early Friday morning. After scaring off two men who were attempting to retrieve the pot, she called police, who found the load of marijuana secured to the bottom of her car.
Immigration Reform Bill 2013: Schumer Introduces 'Gang Of Eight' Bill To Senate; What Does The New Immigration Bill Include?
The "Gang of Eight" introduced their 844-page bill to the Senate late last night. The legislation, if passed, would create a path to citizenship for many of the nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants, grant $3 billion to Homeland Security for border patrol measures, and establish new visa and employee verification programs.
Immigration Reform Bill 2013: Senate Delays Bill Announcement; Will Immigrants Be Granted Amnesty?
Undocumented immigrants who arrived to the U.S. before Dec. 31, 2011 and lived there continuously since could apply for provisional legal status.
Arizona Immigration: GOP Rep. Jason Chaffetz Tweets Shocking Photo Of U.S.-Mexico Border In Arizona [PHOTO]
Congressman Jason Chaffetz was surprised to find this feature on the U.S.-Mexico border.
By Land Or By Sea, Tougher U.S. Border Tests Undocumented Immigrants
Mexican grandmother Lucia Angulo has entered the United States illegally so often over the past three decades that she has lost count of how many times border patrols caught her.
McCain Tweets As Undocumented Immigrant Crosses Border [PHOTO]
Sen. John McCain and a number of other officials witnessed an immigrant cross the U.S., Mexico border in Arizona.
Immigration Reform Poll: Majority Of Latinos May Support Republicans; Why The Change?
An immigration reform poll shows that a majority of Latinos are willing to vote Republican if their views on the crucial issue line up.
Nicaragua's Ortega Expects Colombia to Respect Border Ruling
Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega expressed confidence on Friday that Colombia would recognize an international court ruling this week thatgrants Nicaragua jurisdiction over resources-rich Caribbean waters near a Colombian archipelago.
Colombia Considers Leaving Treaty over Border Spat with Nicaragua
Colombia is considering withdrawing from a treaty that forces the country to comply with an international court ruling that grants Nicaragua jurisdiction over Caribbean waters near a Colombian archipelago, the government said on Thursday.
Family of Mexico Teen Shot by U.S. Border Patrol to Sue
The family of a Mexican teen shot dead when the U.S. Border Patrol opened fire on a group of rock throwers in Mexico last week is planning to bring a lawsuit alleging excessive use of force, Mexican authorities said on Monday.
One dead after U.S. agent fires across Mexican border at suspected smugglers
A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot at suspected drug smugglers who were hurling rocks from Mexico across the border into Arizona, the agency said on Thursday, and Mexican authorities said one of them was killed.