Carla Provost, First Woman to Lead Border Patrol, Is Retiring
Carla Provost, first woman to lead the U.S. Border Patrol and one of the longest serving members of President Trump’s administration, is about to step down.
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Lawsuit Challenging Conditions at Border Patrol Detention Centers Goes to Trial
A trial is set to begin today over conditions at detention centers at several of Border Patrol’s stations in Arizona.
Vultures Are Pooping on a CBP Radio Tower, Disrupting Communications
Vultures are causing a major headache for U.S. Customs and Border Protection near the Mexican border in southern Texas.
CBP Denies Detaining Iranian Americans at Border Crossings in Washington State
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) denied reports that its agents were detaining Iranian Americans at a border crossing in Blaine, Wash.
Border Patrol Agents Hospitalized After Attack in Laredo, Texas
Border Patrol agents were attacked and hospitalized by migrants trying to enter the country illegally in Laredo, Texas, on New Year’s Eve.
Border Patrol Agent Injured, K-9 Killed After Service Car slips on Icy Patch in Washington
A Border Patrol agent was sent to the hospital and her K-9 was killed after their patrol vehicle lost control on an icy patch in Colville, Wash.
Border Patrol Agents at Risk As Migrants Increasingly Cross Border Using Sewage-Filled Culverts
Smugglers are encouraging migrants to cross the U.S.-Mexico border using a culvert system that drains raw sewage at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Two Border Patrol Agents Assaulted in Southern Arizona within 24-Hour Period
Two Border Patrol agents in southern Arizona were assaulted in a pair of unrelated incidents within 24 hours of each other.