After Title News Today

The Senate returns to session after a long August recess on Tuesday with a pressing task on its agenda: fund the government by Sept. 30 or risk a shutdown. Congressional leaders have recognized that they will need to pass a continuing resolution by the end of the month to avert a shutdown and buy more…

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After Title 42 ended earlier this month, the process of seeking asylum at the U.S.-Mexico border has become a bit more complicated.

A new study links fossil fuel production and cement manufacturing to scorched forest area in the West. Plus: Migrants are turning to social media to understand the U.S.'s policy changes.

The Cozen Lens- •With the standoff over raising the debt ceiling, Washington, DC is asserting its prerogative to be the center of the universe. All eyes are on whether...

United States Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz has reported that approximately 4,316 illegal immigrants crossed the U.S. southern ...

The number of migrants attempting to cross the Southwest border from Mexico after Title 42 was lifted dropped by half this weekend, according to the Department of Homeland Security, and migrant crossings were down by two-thirds in Texas' Rio Grande Valley.

And more from our interview with Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas).

The new restrictions will make it easier for the Biden administration to deport some people crossing the southern border after Title 42 ends on Thursday night.

How did the Supreme Court decide to keep Title 42? When will the court hear the states’ appeal? What are people saying?