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A man found not guilty of causing a crash that killed seven motorcyclists in New Hampshire in 2019 is in the custody of Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials in Pennsylvania.

Originated from afghanistan? come through a broken border? the border patrol is becoming a processing center of trying to process illegal immigrants by the hundreds of thousands, which leaves a gap in the system. >> so far 56 people on the terrorist watch list have tried to cross through the southern border. how worried should we be about this? >> we should be very worried. you know, talk about the southern border, that they actually got to sneak across and present themselves to border patrol. c...

National guard assistance to help stem what she calls a growing can humanitarian crisis. prompted by thousands of hig migrants that have been sent to the district by texas and arizona. bowser wants an open-ended deployment of 150 national guard members per day as well as suitable federal location for a mass housing and processing center in d.c. a defense department official says the request is being considered. texas republican governor greg abbott says, quote: washington, d.c. finally understan...

Veronica Vega was five months pregnant and walked across the Mexican border to come to the United States, an experience she describes as 'horrible'.

Ten months before Real ID becomes required for boarding airplanes, heres how many Arizonans have upgraded to the Arizona Travel ID.

U.S. Border Patrol apprehended 675 migrants in less than six hours on June 30 after they illegally crossed into Texas.

Workers, who are defined as “housing porters,” reported cleaning bathrooms and dormitories for the nominal wage of $1 a day, despite the $15 an hour minimum wage in California.

The Alameda County Public Defender's Office is calling on U.S. lawmakers and lawyers to help release Walter Cruz-Zavala, who has gang tattoos, from a jail in El Salvador – especially because he has the tattoos because of an American informant.

The private prison industry has turned to for-profit immigrant detention centers and funding politicians who support border security.

>> reporter: officials are allowed to turn away migrants. that hasnt dissuaded people and thousands continue to wait in mexico. >> had you come last week the whole place was full. >> reporter: reuben garcia runs a network of shelters taking in migrants. >> over the past several months the numbers have consistently been at 3,000 per week. 3,000 per week. so there were nights we had close to 400 people sleeping here. >> reporter: southern border cities are adjusting to the reality migration flows ...