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Immigration advocates believe the alleged acts under Gov. Abbott's Operation Lone Star initiated are criminal and don't deter migration.

The Border Network for Human Rights will release the findings from the 2022-2023 Binational Abuse Documentation Campaign.

Customs and Border Protection was set up after 9/11 amid the fight against terrorism. Its responsibilities have ballooned with the influx of asylum-seeking migrants crossing the southern border.

EL PASO, Texas — On a 90-degree day in early May, hundreds of migrants were gathered on U.S. soil near a border gate in El Paso, Texas. Many had waited for days, without food, shelter or enough water and bathrooms, before Border Patrol agents allowed them through the gate and took them to holding facilities. A few miles away, in the air-conditioned El Paso Convention Center, senior government officials and security contractors were gathered for an annual event showcasing the latest techno...

The teenage girl had a ‘significant pre-existing illness' and is the fourth death of an unaccompanied migrant child in HHS custody in 2023.

On Tuesday, the Border Network for Human Rights reported an unaccompanied migrant girl died in U.S. custody after crossing the border.

As of June 2023, Texas law enforcement recovered more than 420 million lethal doses of fentanyl since the start of the mission.

The mass shooter, who killed 23 people during a massacre at an El Paso Walmart, faces federal prison sentencing during a hearing beginning July 5.

The mass shooter, who killed 23 people during a massacre at an El Paso Walmart, faces federal prison sentencing during a hearing beginning July 5.

“First, we had California’s Prop 187 […] Then Arizona’s SB 1070. Now Florida is attacking our people with SB 1718. We cannot allow this cancer to continue,” Vega said. “It is not fair to those who do the hardest jobs – farm work, construction – or the people who put the food on our table.”