No New Border Wall for President Trump Under New Federal Spending Bill
President Trump’s repeated pledge to build a new border wall has fallen through the cracks under a federal spending bill wending its way through Congress.
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Border Patrol Agents Find Marijuana, Manure Stuffed into Coffin inside Hearse
Border Patrol agents stopped a hearse and found marijuana and manure inside a closed casket over the weekend.
Border Patrol Gets Its First Woman Leader in 93-Year History
Border Patrol’s first woman to serve as acting chief was named Tuesday to lead the agency as the Trump administration tries to build a wall on the border of Mexico and hire an additional 5,000 agents.
One of FBI’s Top Most Wanted Expected to Arrive in Chicago on Numerous Charges
The FBI and local police had been looking for Fidel Urbina since 1998, when he is accused of bludgeoning a 22-year-old woman while he was on bond on charges of kidnapping, beating and sexually assaulting a different woman in Chicago.
Homeland Security Secretary Concedes Full Border Wall Is ‘Unlikely’
President Trump’s homeland security secretary conceded Wednesday that it was doubtful that a full border wall with Mexico will be built.
Border Patrol Prisoner Commits Suicide After Being Detained
A Mexican man who was arrested on an immigration charge hanged himself in the El Paso County Jail.
Fed Judge in Detroit Compared Illegal Immigrants to Insects
By Allan Lengel For Deadline Detroit DETROIT — The language from the federal bench in Detroit was stark and unsettling. U.S. District Judge Robert H. Cleland compared illegal immigrants to an insect and menacing Japanese beetles in 2013 while sentencing a 21-year-old undocumented immigrant from Mexico. A couple years later, a fellow judge called that…