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"We're going to make paperwork available to all young people, accompanied by their parents, to begin the legal process at an early age to make changes to their gender identity."

"We are an inclusive government where everyone in the community, regardless of sexual orientation, can be married without a problem and with the same registration requirements as any other couple."

Mexico has suspended trucks from entering at one South Texas bridge and significant backups are reported at several other bridges after a nationwide failure of its customs equipment.

In all, more than 17,000 people were deported from Mexico last year, with more than 2,500 from China alone, another 1,500 were sent back to Uzbekistan.

There is a shortage of immigration lawyers as the number of asylum seekers coming across the Southwest border continues to increase monthly, a new study finds.

Randy Leach is affectionately known as "Cowboy" by people in the Tijuana River Valley, likely due to his blue jeans, boots and love for horses.

Customs and Border Protection advisers alongside immigration officials in Panama know many migrants don't qualify for asylum, documents show.

Two men are in federal custody after at least one of them drove an SUV carrying unauthorized migrants without stopping at a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint on Interstate 25 near Las Cruces, New Mexico.

Truckers in line to head north from Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, into Laredo, Texas, were stuck in long lines on Wednesday after Mexican customs equipment suffered an outage.

The next president of Mexico will face ongoing economic and migration challenges and will have to tackle increasing drug cartel violence brought about by the fracturing of existing transnational criminal organizations and corruption at every level of government, security and border experts say.