Deported not to their homelands but to unfamiliar cities deep inside Mexico, thousands of migrants are stranded in a dangerous, bureaucratic limbo with little support and no clear path forward.

Sen. Mullin to replace Noem at DHS as partial shutdown continues. Timeline may slow for detention “warehouse” plan, while in-custody deaths skyrocket. Concerns about oversight of DHS, and about the ...

In one year, U.S. military conducted tens of thousands of detection, monitoring and security site missions at the southwest border. More than 20,000 service members have served at the southwest border ...

Since Saturday night, unhealthy levels of hydrogen sulfide have been recorded, especially at the one set up at Berry Elementary, located no more than half a mile from the river.

As drug policy moves toward public health strategies, Mexico shows how criminal control over drug markets can become a ...

In various drug markets in Mexico, what is sold, how it is sold, and where it is available depend on the decisions of local criminal groups.

They have already completed about five miles of 30-foot-tall barrier, painted jet black at the president’s insistence because he thought it looked more intimidating and would be hotter to the touch. I ...

A Texas man was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his role in a violent criminal monopoly that seized control of the "transmigrante" trade at the South Texas border.

In 2025, the U.S. deported 144,000 Mexicans. That's fewer than half the number removed the year before under President Joe ...

Deportations of Mexicans dropped to 144,000 in 2025, roughly half the annual figure under President Biden, according to data ...

A brush fire briefly prompted evacuations in a small town near the Arizona-Mexico border, according to the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office.

A city advisory committee recommended Laredo explore a study on how proposed border wall construction and buoy barriers could impact flooding, infrastructure and ecosystems along the Rio Grande.