Analysts Praise Mexico's Role as 'A Buffer Between the U.S. And Central America,' but Warn About the Long Term
Experts say that increased enforcement does little to address the conditions driving migration, such as economic crises and political repression
Trump's Mass Deportation Plan Faces More Opposition As Another Border State Vows to Not Cooperate
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is refusing to deploy the National Guard to support the initiative
Top Texas Official Switches to Republican Party Citing 'Radicalization of National Democrats'
The move has been condemned by state Democrats as prominent Republicans welcome his decision.
Border Patrol SUV Caught on Camera Violently Slamming Into People Trying to Cross US-Mexico Border; Use-of-Force Investigation Launched
The incident took place in late November in San Ysidro, California
Mexico President Shuts Down Trump Claim that Tariff Threat Led to Border Deal, Says Country Will Keep Doing What It's Been Doing: 'Respecting Human Rights'
Social media users and critics of the Trump administration are trolling President-elect Donald Trump online after the President of Mexico corrected him regarding agreements made by the two world leaders.
Texas Official Wants to Give Trump Even More Land to Help With Mass Deportations: 'I Have 13 Million Acres'
Dawn Buckingham suggests additional border-area land could be used for deportation facilities, following her offer of over 1,400 acres for the initiative.
Deportations Under Biden Set to Surpass Trump Despite Right-Wing Attacks on Border Security
President Joe Biden is actually set to surpass the number of deportations that Donald Trump had during his first term as president.
Texas Organization Urges Migrants to Seek Legal Aid As Trump Victory Sets The Stage For Mass Deportations
"The most important thing for everyone to be doing right now is to be getting legal advice as soon as possible," said the executive director of Estrella del Paso
Two Migrants Dead After Being Ejected From Car While Escaping From Law Enforcement
One of the migrants ejected during the crash was declared dead at the scene; the other died at a local hospital hours later
Unlawful Border Crossings Have Dropped to the Lowest Since Joe Biden Took Office
There were almost 54,000 encounters in September, according to the CBP commissioner
House Republicans to Grill Officials on Border Security in Key Swing State 12 Days Before Election
The House Judiciary Committee will hold a "field hearing" in Wisconsin on Thursday to discuss the "Biden-Harris Border Crisis"
As Border Surveillance Gets Increasingly High Tech, Cartels Now Use Devices to Jam CBP Drones
Officials say that the devices being used by the "Cartel del Noreste" can detect nearby unmanned aircraft systems.
Biden Administration Further Toughens Asylum Restriction at the Southern Border as Elections Near
The new rules determine that the daily average of arrivals has to be below 1,500 for almost a month before the restrictions can be lifted
Texas Sees Increase in Border Apprehensions in August as National Figures Rise Slightly
The Rio Grande Valley and Del Rio sectors saw 4% and 6% increases, respectively. It's still much lower than the historical records seen in December
James Comer aligns with ranking Democrat on bill to fight drug trafficking at southern border
Both Comer and Jamie Raskin seek for the bill to " reauthorize the ONDCP and related programs" to be properly resourced to "hold accountable those trafficking drugs" into the U.S.
Migrant apprehensions at southern border on track to reach lowest annual total since Trump administration
Agents recorded about 58,000 apprehensions between ports of entry in August, up from July but lower than the record 250,000 encounters last December
Report details increase of excessive force and human rights violations by Texas law enforcement on migrants
A report by the Washington Office on Latin America says reports alleging this behavior are become more frequent
House Republicans continue congressional blitz with new hearing on 'catastrophic border record'
Homeland Security Chairman Mark E. Green said the hearing will take place on September 18 and examine how "the crisis has undermined the safety and security of communities across our country"
U.S. bans European charter company execs for facilitating flights leading to unlawful migration
Migrants have been paying for charter flights to Latin American countries, where they then travel by land to the U.S.-Mexico border to cross illegally
Tiger captured on the Mexican side of the border a week after escaping from zoo
The 220 pound Bengal tiger had escaped last Wednesday from the Quinta La Fauna zoo in Reynosa. It was found unharmed
Border still on alert as tiger that escaped from Mexican zoo days ago still hasn't been found
The 220 pound Bengal tiger escaped last Wednesday from the Quinta La Fauna zoo in Reynosa, just a few miles from Texas
Cartels are using children to smuggle drugs into Arizona, authorities say
Federal officials reported separate seizures involving children as young as nine and 11-years-old
Border apprehensions expected to rise in August but continue near historical lows for Biden admin.
The monthly figure is expected to have clocked in at about 58,000, a minimal increase compared to July's 56,408
DHS shuts down surveillance blimp program at the border citing lack of funding
The devices allowed agents to have round-the-clock aerial views of critical areas of the border
House Republicans set date to grill California border security in field hearing
The hearing will take place on September 6
Former National Guard member pleads guilty to human smuggling in Texas
The soldier from Alabama admitted to driving migrants from the border up north during his deployment
Biden administration rejects revealing nationalities of people on terror watchlist arrested at the border
The government justified its decision saying it could expose law enforcement "vulnerabilities" and "tip off" terrorists
Border Patrol agents ordered to stop discarding migrant's belongings after hundreds of complaints
The Government Accountability Office issued a report in April documenting instances of migrants losing birth certificates, cash and clothing
Texas Gov. Abbott is seeking to install more buoy barriers across the state's border with Mexico
His administration is waiting for a court to back its expansion plan
Migrants can now apply for asylum through CBP One app from southern Mexico
CBP is now allowing migrants to request asylum appointments from the states of Tabasco and Chiapas.