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A federal grand jury has indicted a man on conspiracy charges stemming from the apprehension of 47 migrants found hiding in a home on Central El Paso.

Bricks of cocaine have washed ashore onto two popular South Texas beaches on the Gulf of Mexico, which are located just north of the Mexican border, according to Border Patrol officials.

Federal authorities are holding two men and a woman in connection with 10 separate migrant smuggling events in a 16-month span in Southern Arizona.

EAGLE PASS, Texas (AP) — Waiting three weeks and counting to cross into Texas, Lila sat in a shelter on the Mexico border Friday feeling trapped: The cartels make it too dangerous to turn around and the U.S. government offers no guarantees if she keeps going. “They don’t ask for papers. They ask you for […]

A viral video of a flag being removed near the border sparked outrage, but artist Roberto Marquez said it was an art installation meant as a message of unity.

Bricks of cocaine have washed ashore onto two popular South Texas beaches on the Gulf of Mexico, which are located just north of the Mexican border, according to Border Patrol officials.

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Federal authorities are holding two men and a woman in connection with 10 separate migrant smuggling events in a 16-month span in Southern Arizona. According to federal court documents, Edward Anthony Peralta, Britni Cheyenne Bates and Jeffrey Bukki Jaimez allegedly conspired to transport at least 35 foreign nationals with […]

The budding slowdown comes after a high-level meeting between U.S. and Mexican officials late Friday in Juarez to discuss security measures in response to the new surge in Juarez-El Paso, Piedras Negras-Eagle Pass, Texas, and the Sonora-Arizona border, among others.

U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, was all smiles and made a lot of smiles on Monday as he announced $375,000 in border security funding for local law enforcement in this South Texas rural ranching community.

Zapata County leaders in the rural ranching border county on Monday ordered that over $100,000 in back property taxes that had been erased and forgiven by a previous tax assessor collector be put back on the books and paid in full, including $16,000 owed by the sheriff.