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The southern border remained mostly calm after pandemic-era restrictions that immediately expelled migrants expired. The Biden administration is implementing new rules that reject asylum seekers who did not apply online or who traveled through another country. That's being challenged in court but confusion for those crossing the border remains. Amna Nawaz discussed the latest with Cindy Ramirez.

By Daina Beth Solomon CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico (Reuters) - Oriana Silva, a 30-year-old Venezuelan mother of two, was so determined to make it to the Unit...

A big weekend of professional soccer is on deck this weekend in the Borderland as both FC Juarez women and El Paso Locomotive FC will be playing at home on Friday and Saturday night, respectively.

(RNS) — Bishop Mark Seitz of El Paso called the bill 'harmful' and 'extreme' in a letter signaling the US bishops’ opposition to the legislation. The legislation is not likely to pass the Democrat-controlled Senate.

"For too long, our communities have suffered the devastating harms of this pollution." | Local News from KRQE News 13 in Albuquerque, New Mexico

(CNN) — Hundreds of US troops are set to begin a new mission along the southern border Wednesday as officials and a surge of migrants...

"They don't feel that they can go back. And with the really draconian policies that are in place, many of them feel the need to cross the border."

The Biden administration is pressing forward with a regime of repression against what is expected to be a surge in migrants arriving at the US southern border as the Title 42 public health expulsions are lifted.

Title 8 processing of migrants crossing into the U.S. between ports of entry is already the new normal on the Southwest border, the national leader of the U.S. Border Patrol says.

The policy change has caused confusion and an increase in migrant arrivals along the US's southern border