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As many border communities plan to celebrate Dia de Los Muertos, or All Souls Day, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials warn that some items used for holiday decorations are not allowed to cross from Mexico into the United States.

A congressman from New Mexico is calling on Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to take down razor wire on the border between the two states.

Vivar and the others spent two days attending meetings with members of Congress lobbying to pass the Veterans Service Recognition Act, they also visited the White House and met with President Biden staffers.

Four American children have been reported missing in Northern Mexico, authorities announced Saturday.

Part of Robert Vivar's job is to be on the north side of the border to welcome deported veterans as they return to the U.S. via the San Ysidro Port of Entry, something he has been doing more of lately.

Low-income migrants who are arrested in Texas under Operation Lone Star can receive legal counsel, the state's highest court says. And that's welcome news, a nonprofit group that provides legal aid for migrants tells Border Report on Monday.

Tijuana should be ready for low temperatures and rain in the coming months as a result of the weather phenomenon known as El Niño, according to Miguel Ángel Ceballos Ramírez, the city's civil protection director.

The State of Texas on Monday was granted a temporary restraining order that stops federal border agents from cutting razor wire the state has placed on the Rio Grande to stop illegal immigration from Mexico, the state's attorney general said.

Four men and two women who allegedly smuggled migrants from Juarez, Mexico, through storm drains into El Paso, Texas, have been charged in Mexico for human trafficking and money laundering.

Four men and two women who allegedly smuggled migrants from Juarez, Mexico, through storm drains into El Paso, Texas, have been charged in Mexico for human trafficking and money laundering.