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‘Never seen it this slow’: Border Patrol shifts to frontline enforcement as crossings fall
No longer busy processing migrants, Border Patrol agents in Arizona return to the line, backed by high-tech monitoring ...
Quiet on the southern front: A border agent's slow day shows Trump effect
Herrera pulled the Suburban to a stop west of the Santa Teresa port of entry, in a stretch of desert far from the urban ...
Border agents face danger despite drop in encounters, sector chief says
The U.S. Border Patrol on Friday honored the 159 agents who have died in the line of duty since 1919 with a memorial ceremony ...
In the San Diego area, smugglers are using boats to evade stepped-up border enforcement
This fiscal year, the Border Patrol detected 277 maritime smuggling attempts involving jet skis, panga boats and other ...
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Nervous About Crossing the Border? You Should Be.
Immigration lawyer Len Saunders has never seen the kind of extreme enforcement U.S. authorities are applying today ...
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Border Patrol chief says ‘we will not back down from the cartel’
Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks spoke exclusively to NewsNation Less than 800 pounds of fentanyl was seized at the border in March Banks says this is due to the cartels looking for new markets ...
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Trump is trying to rapidly deport immigrants far from the border. It isn’t working in California
Unauthorized immigrants can be deported quickly if they're detained near the border. The Trump administration wants to expand ...
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Militarization of border comes even as migrant arrivals drop to historic lows
The Trump administration continues its military buildup along the US-Mexico border even as migrant arrivals have dwindled to ...
Woman connected to the Zizians fired the bullet that killed a Vermont border agent, report says
Authorities say a woman charged in the January killing of a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Vermont fired the bullet that struck ...
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Border Patrol chief says ‘we will not back down from the cartel’
(NewsNation) — Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks exclusively told NewsNation his agency is ready for a possible onslaught from the cartel despite record-low crossings and decreased fentanyl seizures.