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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.

Reducing wait times at international bridges on the Southwest border could infuse millions of dollars into the U.S. economy and create job and boost border communities, according to recent reports by the Atlantic Council, a D.C.-based think tank that sent members to the Rio Grande Valley this week to test out their theory.

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) – Two women are facing conspiracy charges after border agents deployed a tire-deflation device on vehicles they suspected were transporting unauthorized migrants. The incident happened last week along New Mexico Highway 9 west of Santa Teresa. Court documents show U.S. Border Patrol agents on Sept. 6 observed two Chevrolet Equinox […]

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.

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

Migrants at a Staten Island, New York, shelter are being greeted by neighbors blaring a recording telling them they should leave.

News photographers like Lucio Soria have developed common-sense safety protocols to cover crime in a city with one of the highest homicide rates in the world.

Fifty-eight of the 140 bodies encountered by U.S. Border Patrol agents or local law enforcement in the El Paso Sector since Oct. 1, 2022, were victims of the heat, the agency told Border Report on Monday.

The Americans injured in a weekend shooting in the northern Mexican border town of Miguel Alemán were mistakenly caught in crossfire from rival drug cartels not far from the South Texas border, a congressman told Border Report.

The Americans injured in a weekend shooting in the northern Mexican border town of Miguel Alemán were mistakenly caught in crossfire from rival drug cartels not far from the South Texas border, a congressman told Border Report.