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The migrants, mostly Venezuelan families and single adults, began crossing the Rio Grande from Juarez, Mexico, around 3 p.m. after rumors spread about U.S. authorities allegedly letting asylum seekers come in between ports of entry.

Two women are facing conspiracy charges after border agents deployed a tire-deflation device on vehicles they suspected were transporting unauthorized migrants.

A Phoenix-based police task force has arrested two alleged drug dealers and seized 41.5 pounds of fentanyl pills hidden in a pickup driving around a commercial parking lot.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott exulted the state’s economy and business environment during a stop in El Paso to inaugurate a new multimillion-dollar manufacturing plant.

After being closed for nearly three years, the northbound lanes of Ped West resumed operations eight months ago, albeit under limited hours. The pedestrian crossing has closed once again.

Two women are facing conspiracy charges after border agents deployed a tire-deflation device on vehicles they suspected were transporting unauthorized migrants.

Two women are facing conspiracy charges after border agents deployed a tire-deflation device on vehicles they suspected were transporting unauthorized migrants.

It would take nearly a century before President John F. Kennedy made improving relations with Mexico part of his Cold War strategy. That included returning the disputed lands of El Chamizal to Mexico. Diplomatic notes were exchanged and signed on Aug. 29, 1963.

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – A woman who is eight months pregnant and another who claims she makes a living panhandling are facing migrant smuggling charges in Arizona. The Sept. 7 arrests of Kimberly Vasquez Cruz, 24, and Leslie Susanne Aguirre, 46, stem from separate conspiracies to transport migrants from the Mexico-Arizona border to […]

The Jalisco cartel purportedly threatened singer Peso Pluma ahead of his performance next month in Tijuana.