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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.

Law enforcement officials from the U.S. and Mexico have added new individuals to a list of the border's Most Wanted.

Law enforcement officials from the U.S. and Mexico have added new individuals to a list of the border's Most Wanted.

Republicans on the U.S. House Homeland Security Committee on Thursday issued a report analyzing last year's migrant encounters on the Southwest border, and declaring a "border crisis."

Texas' U.S. senators this week are to lead a tour of the South Texas border with fellow Republican senators.

It says the mission of this new initiative is to continue to fight the national opioid epidemic that has killed hundreds of thousands of Americans and impacted countless lives, families, and communities.

As Mexico enters a presidential election cycle, there are no indications the drug violence that is claiming tens of thousands of lives every year is going to stop, according to a Virginia-based international security firm.

Two workers were seriously injured this week while working on a giant Catrina for the Día de los Muertos festival coming up in Tijuana next week.

The number of people crossing the border, who they are and where they come from has changed significantly during the last five years, according to new research.

The city of Tijuana has announced plans to double its police force in the downtown area of Tijuana for Halloween, especially along Avenida Revolución, which has become a big gathering spot for party goers.