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The DEA and the State Department announced a $500,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of Alejandro "Diablo" Arias-Monge, Costa Rica's most wanted fugitive

A Utah family is making headlines after being arrested and indicted on federal charges in connection with a scheme to smuggle crude oil from Mexico

Trump's latest executive order requires all truck drivers to speak English, framing it as a safety issue.

A U.S. citizen living in the Mexican state of Yucatán was found dead by state authorities near a popular nightlife area in the port town of Chicxulub

Attorneys for DHS said the agency did not violate a federal judge's order that prevents people from being deported to third countries, and instead shifted the blame towards the Defense Department, claiming they were the ones carrying out the removals

Once the couple showed the soldiers a GPS locator proving they were in U.S. soil, they turned their vehicles around and headed back south

President Donald Trump claimed to have built "hundreds of miles" of the border wall he promised to build between the U.S. and Mexico during his first presidency, stating that he wanted to continue building despite claiming it was completed.

DHS has already approved nearly $200 million for the anti-immigrant campaign to push ads on free-to-air television and digital platforms

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents conducted a sweep at a Home Depot parking lot, arresting between 15 and 20 individuals.

Vice President JD Vance warned that the Trump administration is ready to walk away from negotiations between Russia and Ukraine if they don't accept its "final offer"

"Porky" is believed to be in charge of the MS-13's drug trafficking operations, ordering and coordinating acts of violence, and with laundering drug proceeds

Court says ICE lacked authority to revoke student visas, raising legal questions over campus crackdowns tied to political activity

Democratic lawmakers say they will keep traveling to El Salvador to focus on defending due process and the release of Kilmar Abrego Garcia

Activists allege the militarization of the border and constant arrests by immigration authorities in the area have instilled fear among families of mixed immigration status

Matamoros Mayor Alberto Granados denied being detained at the border and having his visa revoked over alleged ties with the Gulf Cartel

A 20-year-old Georgia resident who was wrongfully detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Florida has been released about 24 hours later.

A man convicted for murder in California who escaped to Mexico and then killed a local law enforcement official has been caught after being on the run for days

The U.S. reportedly showed allies a proposal to end the war in Ukraine, which includes easing sanctions on Russia should a lasting ceasefire be achieved

Nearly 200 days after being inaugurated, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's administration has helped reduce fentanyl trafficking by almost two thirds

The Department of Homeland Security is demanding "detailed records" on Harvard's student visa holders as the feud between the institution and the Trump administration escalates

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele is reportedly planning to double the capacity of the country's massive Terrorism Confinement Center

Four Mexicans were detained after kidnapping U.S. citizens and migrants to hold them for ransom, authorities said

Five residents of Norcross, Georgia, were arrested in relation to a drug trafficking and money laundering ring tied to the Cártel Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG)

Trump said that drug cartels have "made a fortune" for years, but said that activity has been "cut back a lot because of the border"

Former Blackwater CEO Erik Prince is part of a group pitching the White House a plan to largely expand deportations to El Salvador: declaring part of it U.S. territory

Beijing said it wants to see more respect from the U.S. and a more consistent position before engaging in tariff negotiations

The outbreak of the measles virus has been confirmed across 25 states.

Under the terms of a 1944 treaty, Mexico is required to deliver 1.75 million acre-feet of water from the Rio Grande to the U.S. every five years

As much as 50% of humanitarian demining projects have been suspended in Colombia due to the Trump administration's funding freeze in January

U.S. Rep. Ritchie Torres is set to introduce a bill protecting people wrongfully deported from the U.S. It would require the U.S. to take action if a foreign government also declines to comply with their return