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Élisabeth Borne’s departure comes after passage of a bill that boosts authorities’ power to deport foreigners

GOP Sen. James Lankford hopes to send lawmakers the group’s recommendations in the coming days

The administration's new "safe mobility offices" were set up in Colombia, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Ecuador beginning in the fall.

A woman in Loveland who’s battling terminal cancer is trying to reunite with family in her final days.

December saw the most reported cases of illegal US border crossings ever.More than 280 thousand apprehensions have been reported and now Mexican officials say t

The Justice Department on Wednesday sued Texas over a new law that would allow police to arrest migrants who enter the U.S. illegally, taking Republican Gov....

Joey Cristella, a tourist imprisoned in Venezuela for more than a year, was one of the Americans swapped in the Biden administration’s recent prisoner exchange

The lawsuit says Texas has sent more than 33,000 migrants to the city since 2022

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott appears to have begun chartering flights when Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson cracked down on unscheduled bus drop-offs.

With a new system put in place, migrants will now have an opportunity to receive a fast-track work permit.