U.S.-Mexico border
More People Deported From Inside U.S. Than at Border for First Time in a Decade: Report
For the first time since at least 2014, immigration removals from inside the United States have surpassed deportations at the border, according to a new report
'Narco-Banners' Threatening FBI Director Patel And DEA Head Cole Appear in Baja California
Mexican media reported the appearance of two 'narco-banners' warning Americans to stop visiting or residing in the tourist area of Los Cabos, Baja California Sur.
DHS Awards Contracts Worth Billions To Build Hundreds Of Miles Of New Border Wall
The U.S. government has awarded 10 construction contracts worth $4.5 billion to companies tasked with building an additional 230 miles of barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, with the majority of them being awarded last month, according to a new report.
Unlawful Border Crossings Plummet to Five-Decade Low In FY 2025
Unauthorized crossings at the U.S.–Mexico border have fallen to their lowest level in more than 50 years
Trump Administration Proposes Nearly 10 Miles of New Border Barriers Near San Diego
CBP also outlined plans to upgrade 52 miles of existing infrastructure with surveillance cameras, patrol roads, and lighting
Trump Says Mexican President Sheinbaum Is 'Terrific' But Cartels 'Run' The Country
"So I like the president very much," Trump said of Sheinbaum. "I think she's a terrific woman. She's actually an amazing woman in some ways. Very elegant, beautiful. But Mexico is run by the cartels. It's run by the cartels."
Mexican Officials Say Border Task Force Has Seized Over 62 Tons of Drugs Since February
Last month, President Claudia Sheinbaum said her administration's security strategy had inflicted more than $2.3 billion in losses on criminal networks through seizures, arrests and the destruction of clandestine laboratories.
Pentagon Creates Mexican Border Defense Medal for Troops Sent to U.S.-Mexico Line
The Defense Department has established the Mexican Border Defense Medal (MBDM) to recognize U.S. service members deployed to the southern border in support of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP)
Youth-Led Criminal Cells Shift to Targeting Locals in Mexican City As Migrant Crossings Hit Record Lows
With fewer migrants reaching the U.S., criminal groups have lost a key source of income, as they previously made millions annually from smuggling, extortion, and kidnapping.
Border Cities See Continued Drop in Violent Crime and Homicides, Contrary to GOP Rhetoric
Border cities analyzed by Axios had an average violent crime rate of 356.5 incidents per 100,000 residents in 2024, slightly below the national average of 359.1, according to FBI data.
Drone 'Arms Race' at Southern Border Escalates Stakes Between Local Law Enforcement And Cartels
Local law enforcement agencies along the U.S.-Mexico border are increasingly deploying artificial intelligence-powered drones to track drug traffickers and migrants, while Mexican cartels are flying their own drones into U.S. territory
Border Agents Ordered to Halt Deportations After Court Ruling Which Limits Trump's Asylum Ban: Report
The lawsuit challenging the ban was originally filed by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and other groups which claimed it placed vulnerable migrants at risk
Former High-Ranking DEA Official Says Mexico Should Deliver Cartel Leaders 'On a Monthly Basis'
A former senior Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) official has called on Mexico to step up the pace of cartel extraditions
Authorities Close In on Suspects in Killings of Two U.S. Citizens in Northern Mexico
Mexican authorities say they have solid leads in the murders of 20-year-old Alan Valenzuela and a 17-year-old girl who was kidnapped and believed to be killed by a criminal gang
Mexican Military Troops Mistakenly Enter U.S. While Chasing Traffickers, Confront Aid Workers
A group of 18 heavily-armed Mexican soldiers reportedly crossed into U.S. territory near Hachita, New Mexico, earlier this week while pursuing suspected traffickers
Federal Watchdog Slams CBP for Mismanaging Millions in Tech Aimed To Detect Fentanyl at Border
A report found that of 361 systems installed since 2019, 166 (46%) were inoperable at some point, sometimes for as long as 344 days, resulting in more than 400,000 hours of downtime
Three Migrants Taken Down From Border Fence After Getting Stuck While Trying To Cross Into U.S.
Three people were taken down from the border fence after getting stuck while trying to cross into the U.S.
Mayor of Mexican Border City Backs Trump Administration's Deportation Policies: 'House Cleaning'
Juan Francisco Gim Nogales, mayor of the Mexican border city of Nogales, Sonora, expressed support for the Trump administration's deportation strategy
Mexico Faces New Role as Host Nation as Seven in 10 Migrants Staying There After U.S. Border Closures: Report
Roughly 70% of migrants who encountered the closed U.S.-Mexico border after Trump was sworn in on January 20 are now choosing to remain in Mexico, the IOM said
Gun Seizures at The Border Plummet as U.S., Mexico Increase Pressure on Arms Trafficking
Firearm seizures along the U.S.-Mexico border dropped nearly 61% through April this fiscal year compared to the same period in 2024, according to CBP data
Migrants Rarely Caught With Drugs at U.S.-Mexico Border, Contrary to Trump Admin Claims; Report
CBP data collected by Project On Government Oversight (POGO) revealed that the majority of drug seizures involved U.S. citizens—83% in fiscal year 2024, 80% in 2023 and 83% in 2022
Tensions Rise at The Border As CBP Agents Confront Aid Workers Helping Migrants: Report
A report has revealed escalating tensions between CBP agents and aid workers assisting migrants in California's rugged borderlands.
Mexico Says Number of Migrants Who Died While Unlawfully Crossing Into the U.S. Has Doubled Since Trump Took Office
The amount of Mexican migrants who have died while attempting to cross into the United States unlawfully has doubled since Donald Trump returned to the White House
CBP Agents Confiscate Meth Shipment Worth Over $3.3 Million In Texas
While illegal border crossings have declined, narcotics seizures have climbed in recent months—methamphetamine seizures alone rose 30% in April compared to March
Latina Newsmax Host Concedes Errors In Trump's Immigration Crackdown But Stands For Its End Goal: "If They Didn't Want Him To Do This, They Would've Voted For Harris."
Bianca de la Garza's transition from local news to becoming a nationally recognized voice in conservative media has given her a front-row seat to the shifting political climate seen in the last decade
Mexican President Says She Rejected Trump's Offer to Deliver Troops to Mexico to Fight Drug Trafficking: 'No, President Trump'
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said on Saturday that she rejected U.S. President Donald Trump's offer of troops to help combat drug trafficking in her country.
Pentagon Adds New Military Border Zone as Migrant Arrests Continue to Pile Up
The Pentagon has established a second National Defense Area (NDA) along the U.S.-Mexico border as part of a broader military initiative to monitor and deter illegal crossings
Law Enforcement Agents Killed a Latino Every Two Days In the First Months Of 2025: Report
Between 2013 and 2023, 22% of the total victims killed by police officers — or approximately 2,776 people — were Latino
DOJ Files First Criminal Charges for Migrants For Entering New Military Jurisdiction at Southern Border
At least 28 migrants were charged this week with after entering a 170-mile-long National Defense Area in southern New Mexico
Remittances to Mexico Dipping In 2025 After Record Year With Inflation To Blame, Analysts Say
According to analysts, the reasons behind the decrease are growing fears of deportation and increased scrutiny on money transfers at the U.S.-Mexico border