Interior Department Dispatching Officers to Help Secure Border with Mexico
The Interior Department is dispatching officers to help secure the border with Mexico.
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Border Patrol Agent Acquitted in Shooting Death of Mexican Teen
Prosecutors are mulling whether they should pursue a retrial in the case of a Border Patrol agent charged with manslaughter for fatally shooting a teenager after an Arizona jury deadlocked on the lesser accounts.
Trump Pledges to Deploy National Guard Troops in Not-So Unprecedented Move
President Trump boldly signed a proclamation Wednesday directing National Guard troops to the southwest border in what he falsely called an unprecedented move to crackdown on undocumented immigrants.
Border Arrests Surge Amid Trump’s Pledge to Decrease Illegal Crossings
President Trump’s pledge to prevent undocumented immigrants out of the U.S. has hit a major snag as arrests surge along the Southwest border.
Judge: Border Patrol Agents Had Right to Use Deadly Force Against Rock Thrower
A San Diego federal judge defended Border Patrol’s use of deadly force against rock throwers in a case involving a lawsuit filed by the family of a Mexican man killed at the border.
Report: Border Security Is Tougher Than Ever Because of Ramped-Up Enforcement
Unauthorized immigrants trying to enter the U.S. are having a tougher time than ever before because of ramped-up security at the border, Homeland Security reports.
Trump Administration Picks Companies to Build Border Wall Prototypes
Homeland Security took its first big step toward fulfilling President Trump’s campaign pledge to build a “big, beautiful” wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Teen Killed by Liquid Meth After Border Agents Tell Him to Drink It
Cruz Velazquez Acevedo was just 16 years old when he began screaming in pain and convulsing after drinking liquid methamphetamine shortly after crossing the U.S. Mexico border to San Diego.