The U.S. president wants more than 700 kilometres of fencing along the nearly 3,218-kilometre border completed by the end of 2020. Continue reading →

The spicy peppers failed to distract sniffer dogs from detecting the marijuana concealed inside. Continue reading →

In July, there were 82,049 people encountered by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, down 21 per cent from June when there were 104,344 people and down 43 per cent from May. The number of families and minors crossing the border also dropped. Continue reading →

Immigrants can get permits to work legally in the United States once their asylum applications are pending before a judge for six months, which many with fast-tracked cases won’t get to do, lawyers said. Continue reading →

The seesaws are meant to show that actions on one side of a border have consequences on the other — and they don’t have to be bad. Continue reading →

Democrats accuse Trump of tolerating badly overcrowded and putrid holding facilities in a purposeful effort to discourage future immigrants. Continue reading →

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Carla Provost said the posts are “completely inappropriate and contrary to the honour and integrity I see — and expect — from our agents.” Continue reading →

U.S. District Court Judge Haywood Gilliam in Oakland, California said the use of the funds for the wall for “border barrier construction” in two areas “is unlawful.” Continue reading →

The bipartisan legislation contains more than $1 billion to shelter and feed migrants detained by the border patrol and almost $3 billion to care for unaccompanied migrant children. Continue reading →

More than 500 African migrants were found walking in groups across the Rio Grande — more than double the total of 211 African migrants who were detained by the Border Patrol along the U.S.-Mexico border in the 2018 fiscal year. Continue reading →