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The Catholic bishops of El Paso and Juarez on Monday called on border residents to keep their hearts open to the thousands of migrants who risk life and limb coming to the border.

Tension between members of the Texas military and migrants coming across illegally from Mexico boiled over for a second consecutive day at the border wall in El Paso.

Governor Gavin Newsoms Prop 1 is as tight as can be but opponents may be throwing in the towel. In a statement Tuesday, Californians Against Proposition 1 said the ballot measure will likely pass "e...

A drug-sniffing dog followed his nose and alerted border officers to a keel-billed toucan and 21 parrots that a woman attempted to smuggle into the country, U.S. Customs and Border Protection said.

Travel safety warnings put out by the U.S. in connection with criminal activity in Tijuana are hurting tourism, Baja state officials say.

An Arizona man is in federal custody after failing to convince U.S. Border Patrol agents he picked up four unauthorized migrants with the intent of delivering them to authorities.

A federal grand jury in Arizona has indicted two alleged smugglers involved in a crash with a car full of migrants fleeing tribal police and the Border Patrol.

Glenn County Supervisors approved a local emergency proclamation. This gives the county the authority to apply to the state for recovery assistance to clear the debris that remains after the most rec...

Within the span of 90 minutes on Monday morning, four Border Patrol buses pulled up to the Iris Avenue trolley station in South San Diego to drop off asylum seekers who had been processed in previous days.

The Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) has clarified why the management changed captains after the first match. A thorough inquiry will be conducted into all complaints.