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A California man with a history of firearm offenses has been indicted in federal court for allegedly selling methamphetamine and "ghost guns" to an undercover agent.

Several migrants, including Katerine from Ecuador, have told Border Report they were groped, fondled and robbed by members of Mexico's National Guard when they attempted to cross the border in the mountains east of San Diego.

Stray dogs have led police to skeletal remains in the western outskirts of the city near a highway where 21 bodies have been abandoned in the past three months.

Thirty-nine migrants charged by Texas with rioting at the border wall will not get their bond reduced.

SAN DIEGO (Border Report) — As of Monday morning, water tainted with untreated sewage from Mexico was flowing at 171 million gallons per day, according to the International Boundary and Water Commission. The IBWC is also reporting that so far this year, the transboundary volume in the Tijuana River has been 25.3 billion gallons, although […]

Ten weeks later, the cleanup has finally begun.

At least 57 individuals are facing state charges for participating in a riot in El Paso County. Records show some also were federally charged in connection with an illegal entry to the United States on March 21.

For decades, almost on a daily basis, millions of gallons of raw sewage flow from Mexico onto the U.S. side of the border contaminating the Tijuana River Valley and the Pacific Ocean.

Two Mexican migrants are facing federal charges for allegedly agreeing to drive 11 other unauthorized non-citizens through a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint last week.

A Texas ordered some migrants accused of taking part in a riot on the southern border to be released from jail, the El Paso Times reported.