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The FBI's Washington Office is using the elation of the release of Taylor Swift's "Speak Now (Taylor's Version)" to ask the public to report federal crimes.

The violence in Juarez that has claimed 16 lives in the past two days is neither surprising nor going to stop any time soon, security experts say.

The violence in Juarez that has claimed 16 lives in the past two days is neither surprising nor going to stop any time soon, security experts say.

A Wisconsin native who helped a border community come to grips with a mass shooting, the COVID-19 pandemic and historic migration is celebrating 10 years at the helm of the Catholic Diocese of El Paso.

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – The Mexican government says it will monitor the upcoming state criminal trial against a man convicted in federal court of hate crimes related to killing 23 people in El Paso nearly four years ago, including nine Mexican citizens. The Foreign Ministry also commended Senior U.S. District Judge David C. […]

Border Patrol agents have seen an uptick in daily apprehensions across the southern border in the past three weeks as migrants try to cross into the U.S. in brutal heat.

A federal judge on Friday sentenced Patrick Wood Crusius to spend the rest of his life in prison.

Truckloads of buoys arrived at the border and will be installed in the middle of the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass, Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott announced Friday.

More than two dozen migrants who entered the United States and were diagnosed with tuberculosis before being returned to Mexico and other countries last year remain unaccounted for.

CBP One app appointments have been expanded from 1,000 per day to 1,450, meaning another 162,000 migrants could be ushered into the US through the system.