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Illegal migrants in New York City get a better compensation deal than US service members deployed overseas, Fox News has reported, citing a new pilot project rolled out in the Big Apple.

US Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens said that the situation on the southern US border with Mexico is a threat to the national security of the United States, since over 100,000 undocumented migrants entered the country over the past five months.

The migrant crisis has worsened under President Biden, presenting a complex problem that his government seems unable to address properly. A significant contributing factor to the issue is the over three million cases backlogged in the immigration court system.

The desire for green cards is leading Indians to leave their children at American land borders with Mexico and Canada. In the 2023 financial year, US

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As the COVID-era Title 42 restrictions have come to an end, migrants along the U.S. Borders are hoping to make it to the other side.

WASHINGTON: Migrants entering the US without documents as pandemic-era controls lift Thursday face long-term bans ...

Republicans are widely expected to retake control of the House and/or Senate during next month's midterm elections, leaving Democrats who now control both chambers little time to push [...]

Newsy's Axel Turcios explains a recent surge in migrants from South American countries, and what they encounter when they arrive in U.S. cities.

Newsy and The Washington Post talk immigration with former Republican Congressman Will Hurd, whose district spanned parts of the southern border.