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It's normal to bring items back home from an overseas trip. Things like magnets, postcards, clothes, and so on. But giraffe poop?

It’s normal to bring items back home from an overseas trip. Things like magnets, post cards, clothes, and so on. But giraffe poop?According to U.S. Customs and

Federal agents in Laredo stopped two human smuggling attempts this week when they found more than 30 migrants and a bag of fentanyl pills in two tractor-trailers.

In Eagle Pass, Texas, migrants are seen crawling beneath barbed wire near the Rio Grande River. Dozens of them huddled under the bridge leading to Mexico, awaiting processing.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized $7.7 million in methamphetamine at a Laredo port of entry.

According to a CBP source, the DHS has no cohesive enforcement strategy to address the resurgance of the crisis at the southern border.

The leadership of three port authorities are looking to define shared priorities and enhance coordination on cross-border matters affecting economic development in the Arizona-Sonora Megaregion.

CBP sources told NewsNation's Ali Bradley that more than 10,000 migrants crossed the border Wednesday.

Hundreds of illegal immigrants were released into San Diego, California, as Border Patrol agents waved them on to go wherever they wished.

While New York City Mayor Eric Adams may be “crying” about the immigration crisis, he has been “incentivizing” migrants to choose New York.