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Six immigrant construction workers remain missing and are presumed dead after the collapse of Baltimore's Francis Scott Key Bridge, according to local media and Global Refuge.

A nonprofit organization is supplying migrants with health care and last-minute supplies before they embark on crossing the dangerous Darién Gap jungle starting in Colombia.

Four family members have been sentenced to federal prison for operating what authorities say was an extensive human smuggling organization in South Texas.

Tension between members of the Texas military and migrants coming across illegally from Mexico boiled over for a second consecutive day at the border wall in El Paso.

Bethany Case described the air in the Tijuana River Valley on Tuesday morning as "the smell of the worst porta-potty ever."

Federal officials say the cleanup will soon begin seven weeks after a major storm that battered the San Diego-Tijuana region and left behind tons of trash and debris on a sod farm in a basin north of the border.

Border officers are preparing for traffic between the U.S. and Mexico to increase as spring break gets underway and Holy Week approaches, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said.

A Haitian migrant advocacy group and DHS are praising a federal court's ruling to allow the Biden administration to keep operating a program that permits a limited number of migrants from Haiti and three other countries to enter the United States on humanitarian grounds.

A drug-sniffing dog followed his nose and alerted border officers to a keel-billed toucan and 21 parrots that a woman attempted to smuggle into the country, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said.

The World Trade Bridge in Laredo, Texas, was temporarily closed Monday due to a big rig hazmat rollover, police said