New Border Patrol Chief Says Wall Will Be Effective If Done ‘Right’
New U.S. Border Patrol Chief Ron Vitiello said a wall at the Mexican border will be effective if done “right.”
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Border Agents Searched More Phones in February Than All of 2015
Customs and Border Protection officers have demanded that American citizens turn over their phones and passwords in 25 cases examined by NBC News.
Feds May Lower Hiring Standards to Hire More Border Patrol, ICE Agents
Homeland Security may have to lower its hiring standards to increase immigration enforcement shut down the border with Mexico.
Border Patrol Apprehensions Plummet Since Trump Took Office
Border Patrol apprehensions plummeted 40% since Donald Trump was sworn into office, a sign that his tough talk on immigration may be working.
Ex-Border Patrol Agent Pleads Guilty to Trying to Arrange Sex with 2 Girls
A former Border Patrol agent accused of trying to arrange sexual encounters with two girls pleaded guilty Tuesday.
Albuquerque Journal: Trump’s Change on Immigration Is Encouraging Sign
President Donald Trump’s emerging immigration policies received some much-needed clarity – and realism – last week, and though far from definitive, the outline he provided in his address to Congress and during a private meeting with television news anchors is a path the nation has needed for far too long.
Desperate to Hire Agents, Border Patrol Holds Job Seminars Nationwide
President Trump’s pledge to hire 5,000 additional Border Patrol agents is no easy task because the agency is already struggling to maintain its current staff.
Judge Tentatively Approves $1M Settlement to Children in Border Patrol Lawsuit
Seven years of litigation may finally be over after a San Diego federal judge tentatively approved a $1 million settlement to the children of a Mexican man who was fatally beaten and shot with a Taser at a California port of entry.