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The Texas Military Department confirmed on Monday that a member of the Texas Army National Guard discharged his weapon during a "border-related" incident on Saturday evening in South El Paso.

The Justice Department has filed a lawsuit against SpaceX alleging the company discriminates against hiring refugees and asylum-seekers.

"They cross in the ocean, deserts and mountains," said Pérez Tejada. "It's very risky for families and individuals because they could drown, fall and suffer serious injuries, which happen in many cases."

The Texas Military Department confirmed on Monday that a member of the Texas Army National Guard discharged his weapon during a "border-related" incident on Saturday evening in South El Paso.

The Department of Homeland Security on Monday held an online Extreme Heat Summit to help communities find federal grants and resources to deal with extreme weather. It was held on a day when two South Texas cities in the Rio Grande Valley broke all-time record highs.

The North American Development Bank, NADBank, which develops green energy and infrastructure for the U.S.-Mexico border, is hosting a summit this week that is expected to draw leaders from both countries to San Antonio, Texas.

A man and a woman are facing federal felony charges stemming from a high-speed car crash in Arizona with four migrants and a loaded AR-15 rifle on board.

Calling it a financial failure and threat to the lives of asylum-seekers, a coalition of border groups on Tuesday renewed their demands for Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to end Operation Lone Star.

Millions of dollars in funds from U.S. entities are earmarked to clean up a polluted and overgrown segment of the Rio Grande in Laredo, Texas, known by most locals as Zacate Creek.

Unlawful border crossings by migrants in the San Diego Sector are up according to July statistics released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.