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Fake stewards, rape alarms and paint were part of plans to disrupt procession

The bill proposes to crack down on the record number of migrants who have been crossing the border under the Biden administration.

The hardline GOP plan is dead on arrival in the Democratic-led Senate and is facing a certain veto by President Biden.

Chris Philp, the policing minister, this afternoon outlined the specific intelligence threats facing the Metropolitan Police ahead of Saturdays historic event.

Sir Mark Rowley said it was "unfortunate" those who were arrested were unable to protest, but he supported officers.

According to federal data compiled in 2022, just under half of all U.S. agricultural workers are undocumented.

Comparing policing of protests at the King’s coronation to Russia is an “insult” to those being oppressed by Vladimir Putin, a Home Office minister has said.

As Title 42 draws to its scheduled close, House Republicans are planning to vote on border security legislation criticized by the U.S. bishops.

A proposal to mandate an electronic employee verification program contained in a looming Republican-led immigration reform bill has opened a rift within the…

Alabama Republicans continue to sound the alarm on how the end of Title 42 will make the border crisis worse.