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Two environmental groups and an Indigenous tribe on Wednesday will present appeals in their lawsuit against the State of Texas for closing a popular border beach for SpaceX tests.

Cartels are spreading rumors on social media that the border is open, seemingly leading to a recent spike in migrants crossing illegally into El Paso, border authorities say.

Eagle Pass Mayor Rolando Salinas has issued a local disaster declaration and called for more resources as thousands more migrants cross the southern border.

Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument sits right on the Arizona border with Mexico, famous for its saguaro cactus and amazing landscapes, and it can be brutally cold in the winter and incredibly hot in the summer.

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A city councilwoman from the Mexican border town of Reynosa intends to plead guilty to U.S. drug trafficking charges in South Texas, according to court documents filed Monday in federal court.

Hundreds of migrants arrived atop a train at the U.S.-Mexico border on Monday.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced it is temporarily suspending cargo processing at the Bridge of the Americas in El Paso.

As Congress debates ways to cut spending in order to pass a stop-gap spending measure by month's end to keep the federal government running, immigration costs and ways to deter migrants are being hotly debated among party lines. But during an Immigration Law and Policy Conference held Monday in Washington, D.C., a top leader for the Department of Homeland Security, and several panelists, said immigration reform is really want congressional leaders should be focusing on right now.

A lawyer for a Mexican city councilwoman who has decided to plead guilty to U.S. federal drug trafficking charges tells Border Report that he is not surprised, but is disappointed in his client's decision.