Asylum, Border Protection, And Cartels: A Look At Trump's Expected Day One Immigration-Related Executive Orders
Although actions span everything from energy policy, deregulation, and federal workforce reforms, a significant portion of the orders focuses on immigration
Woman Who Claimed To Be Nature Photographer Charged With Smuggling Migrants Into Arizona
The U..S Attorney's Office revealed on Monday that the Tucson Sector Border Patrol and Yuma Border Patrol made 3,141 arrests during the last trimester of 2024
Texas Completes Border Wall On State-Owned Ranch Incoming Border Czar Plans to Use for Deportations
Federal officials plan to use the property to help out with Trump's mass deportation plans
Hazardous Wastes Are Systematically Making Their Way From the U.S. to Mexico, Study Reveals
A representative from the International Pollutants Elimination Network for Latin America and the Caribbean called the waste dump "a kind of colonialism"
Republican Senators Introduce Legislation Requiring Familial DNA Testing at Southern Border
Critics of the bill question its basic privacy protections and raise concerns about what happens to sensitive genetic information once it's collected
El Paso County Commissioner Says U.S. Government is Knowingly 'Killing Immigrants' As Deaths During Border Crossings Climb
El Paso County Commissioners passes resolution aiming to improve data collection of deaths across the border and collaboration with organizations.
'Prolific' Trafficker Who Supplied High Caliber Weapons To The Sinaloa Cartel Sentenced To Almost 20 Years In Prison
Almost three in four firearms used by Mexican cartels are trafficked illegally from the United States
Mexican Authorities Dismantle Surveillance Network Used by Criminal Group to Extort Migrants
The cameras were strategically placed on these poles to facilitate the extortion and kidnapping of migrants; all 30 cameras were deactivated.
Four Tren de Aragua Members Infiltrate Migrant Group to Cross Texas Border, Arrested
The gang members were part of a larger group of migrants, including unaffiliated individuals and families.
Mexico and the United States Agree To Split Costs Over Reparation of Texas' Largest Reservoir
A 2020 report found that the Amistad reservoir provides over $76 million in annual public benefits to the U.S. alone, including $44 million for recreation.
Drone Surveillance Uncovers Smuggling Tunnel at U.S.-Mexico Border With Advanced Security Measures
Officials are increasingly employing drones, facial recognition software, license plate readers, and AI-powered tools to enhance surveillance at the border
Everything We Know About The New, Biden-Signed Border Law Taking Effect in The New Year
President Joe Biden signed the DHS Border Services Contract Review Act into law Dec. 23, to enhance oversight and efficiency in federal border security contracts.
Mexico Takes Step To Curb Source of Domestic Violence— Firearms Coming From the U.S.
Mexico filed two lawsuits earlier this year against American gun manufacturers and stores to curb the flow of firearms down the border.
'Doña Lupe' Pleads Guilty to Being The Leader of a Ring Dedicated To Human Smuggling Into The U.S.
Ofelia Hernández Salas, who sources believe has links to the Sinaloa Cartel, facilitated the travel of more than 100 migrants into the U.S.
El Paso Extends Migrant Emergency Aid Due To Fears that Federal Funding Will Dry Up During Trump Admin
The news come just weeks after El Paso County announced the impending closure of its Migrant Support Services Center at the end of the year
Trump Says He Will Deport Gang Members Back To Venezuela And Impose Heavy Sanctions If Maduro Doesn't Take Them
"Venezuela and other countries didn't behave very well during my first term. In 24 hours, they will behave very well," the president-elect said.
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
CBP Nets Millions in Narcotics with Three Major Drug Seizures Across Texas Border
From fuel tanks to pepper shipments, CBP officers intercept heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine worth millions in early December enforcement operations.
Top Mexican Journalist Explains Why the Country Isn't Prepared to Handle the Growing Migration Crisis
Budget cuts and systemic failures have left Mexico's immigration agencies struggling, worsening the vulnerability of migrants and refugees amid rising pressures ahead of the Trump administration, according to journalist León Krauze
A Study From Two Decades Ago Showed Undocumented Immigrants Benefited Texas More Than They Cost; The State Hasn't Conducted a New One Since
State leaders have continued pushing for stricter immigration policies.
Border Patrol Chief Says He Is 'Excited to See' What Trump's Border Czar Will Do in Charge
In November, The National Border Patrol Council called Trump's election "not just a victory for himself, but a victory for the entire country"
Cartels Are Now Reportedly Using 'Blind Mules' to Smuggle Drugs Into The U.S.
U.S. authorities say cartels are becoming desperate ahead of potential new regulations at the border in Trump's second term
Mexico Already Designing A Wide-Ranging Plan To Address Potential Mass Deportations From The U.S.
The country's plan includes input from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Defense, Welfare, and Urban Development, as well as the National Migration Institute
Arizona Kingpin Sentenced for Running Criminal Ring And Smuggling Drugs From Mexico
The drug trafficking ring recruited drivers to move the drugs across the country.
Some Migrants on Their Way to The Border Weigh Returning Home Fearing Getting Stuck In Mexico Due To Trump's Policies
A new migrant caravan made up of around 1,500 people set out this week from the southern border of Mexico in hopes of arriving before Trump's inauguration
Mexican Authorities Dismantle Two Migrant Caravans Headed To The Southern Border As Trump Admin Looms
Almost one million migrants were reported to be in Mexico between Jan-Aug. of this year, a 130% increase compared to 2023
Border Patrol Officers in South Texas Make Cocaine and Weapons Seizures Worth More Than $1.4 Million
During the month of October, CBP seized nearly 20,500 pounds of illicit drugs only in the Southwest border region
U.S. Ambassador To Mexico' Calls The Country's Security Policy a 'Failure, Blames It On AMLO's Lack Of Cooperation
"Coordination failed in the last year, in great part because the previous president did not want to receive help from the United States" said Ken Salazar
Militia Members Convicted Of Attempted Murder Of Federal Agents As They Sought To Reach The Border And Shoot Undocumented Migrants
The two men were arrested in late 2022 and were indicted last year by a grand jury in Missouri
CBP Authorities Find $31 Million Worth of Meth Hidden Inside Serrano Pepper Shipment
Customs officers in Texas intercepted 2,155 pounds of meth, preventing a major drug delivery