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On Wednesday morning, the Yuma Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol hosted its annual border safety conference to showcase new rescue equipment and raise awareness of the dangers migrants face

Border Patrol agent Freddie Vasquez died last May from COVID-19, which he contracted in the line of duty. Now, benefits set side for his family are set to expire in 2030.

DEL RIO, Texas—The U.S. Border Patrol agents who were falsely accused of striking illegal immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico ...

The news media has long expected that former President Donald Trump would create his own media outreach, become a direct rival and then bypass the existing social media giants. That time has arrived.

The news media has long expected that former President Donald Trump would create his own media outreach, become a direct rival and then bypass the existing social media giants. That time has arrived.

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Funeral honors El Paso Border Patrol Agent Freddie Vasquez, who died of COVID-19 Daniel Borunda, El Paso Times A funeral with full honors took place Wednesday for an El Paso U.S. Border Patrol agent who died from complications from COVID-19. Agent Freddie Vasquez, 43, died May 8 after a monthslong hospitalization in what U.S. Customs and Border Protection determined was a death in the line of duty after he contracted the virus while working. A funeral Mass was celebrated at 1...

Agents partnered with the Salvation Army to collect toys and holiday items. Wellesley Island Station sponsored three local families in need of assistance this holiday season. The families have a collective 11 children ranging in age from 1 to 9 years old. “Our goal was to provide a smile to each and every one of those kids,” said Deputy Patrol Agent in Charge Juan Di Bella. “Helping the community has been a long standing tradition for agents all across the United States, and the ...