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Immigration officials say cartels are lying in wait-- calculating how to orchestrate a surge of migrants at the border.

Border agents on Thursday honored their fallen comrades with a floral offering, reading of their names out loud and firing a 21-gun salute at the National Border Patrol Museum in Northeast El Paso.

The sheriffs office has been vocal about its on-going staffing shortages, which have underscored concerns about jails conditions.

The cohort of 10 honorees will be recognized at a ceremony on Monday, June 12, 2023.

Nabeel Younis, 28, left Pakistan a little more than five years ago determined to get to the United States where he could practice Christianity without fear of persecution.

An Indianapolis family is sharing their story after they say they were kicked out of a popular city park, alleging racial discrimination.

Ceres Police stopped a 37-year-old Modesto motorcycle rider from jumping into the swift and frigid waters of the Tuolumne River as his intended escape path at the end of a Sunday evening pursuit.

The production included filmmakers, actors, and crew members from multiple locations including Las Cruces, El Paso, Juarez, and Mexico City.

Many veterans can often face the threat of deportation after their service to the country.

A hundred apps creating hyperrealistic erotic images are being flagged up by experts who are pushing for comprehensive public policies and criminalization