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Good afternoon. Im martha maccallum. This is a busy afternoon on the story. We are about to hear from President Trump at the border. Were also waiting for an update on President Bidens travel to brownsville, texas. So weve got a lot of activity, a lot of things popping. These two individuals obviously very serious about this issue with regard to the campaign. They both want to win the 2024 president ial election. Former President Donald Trump would like to be president again. President joe biden...

gold. your strategic advantage. >> sandra: all new at 2:00, chaotic withdrawal that left our afghan allies behind gets the hollywood treatment. a new movie showing the american troops and their translators and the debt we owe them. >> you think if i could be shot of this debt i wouldnt be. you think if i could just go through the usual channels i wouldnt. that is not how this debt works. >> john: the story behind that movie actually goes back even further, all the way back to 2007. ins...

letting their voices be heard. chief patrol agents in charge of the rio grande valley and tucson sectors in extensive detail why millions have been able to cross the southern border since president biden took office and putting the blame squarely on the policies coming from the white house. >> sandra: will their testimony put more pressure on president biden to secure the border. that is a huge question. brandon judd is here to weigh in. thats coming up. >> china is the most challengin...

conversation, equipped with antennas, solar panels and all gathering intel and monitoring communications. why did the administration allow it to hover over sensitive military sites? the senate panel got this answer to that question yesterday. >> one of the things i think that is different from our country than -- you can look at historical examples is we think before we shoot and in this case we thought before we shot. >> neither side of the aisle seemed to be satisfied with that. list...

A gala to celebrate the U.S. Border Patrol’s 100 years of service has been canceled. Close to one thousand current and retired agents were set to attend the eve

During the City of Gustine Council meeting on Nov. 7, guests from Angra do Heroismo, Terceira, Portugal, Vice Mayor Guido Telles and Council member Paulo Lima, were warmly welcomed to

By SAM FADDIS In 1916 the Mexican rebel leader, Pancho Villa, kidnapped 18 Americans from a Mexican train and slaughtered them. A few weeks later, Villa led an army of about 1,500 guerillas across the Mexican border and attacked Columbus, New Mexico. Villa and his men killed 19 people and left the t

BROWNSVILLE, Texas — Illegal immigrants released into the United States from the southern border post-Title 42 may not have to appear in federal court and face justice for at least another decade.

As some migrants rejoiced in successfully completing their application to cross the border, others were bussed back to their home country under Title 8.

As the pandemic-era border policy Title 42 is set to end Thursday, NPR's Mary Louise Kelly speaks with Rep. Vicente Gonzalez, D-Texas, about the expected impact on border communities.