A sharp drop in illegal border crossings, coming during a seasonal decline as summer heat sets in, has eased pressure temporarily. Continue reading →

The policy went into effect Tuesday but drew two swift lawsuits from immigrant advocacy groups in federal courts, one in San Francisco and one in Washington, D.C. Continue reading →

On Friday, Pence toured two Texas migrant detention centres, one in Donna, the other in McAllen. Continue reading →

There were 104,344 people encountered in June, down from 144,278 the month before. May saw a record high number of families cross. Continue reading →

The DHS inspector general on Tuesday published photos of migrant-holding centers in Texas’ Rio Grande Valley crammed with twice as many people as they were meant to hold. Continue reading →

Hundreds of federal police blocked highways in and around the Mexican capital Wednesday in open revolt against plans to absorb the officers into the newly formed National Guard. Continue reading →

The woman was detained by border patrol agents late on Monday, and told agents her daughter was lost as they were crossing the river. Continue reading →

“Mexico’s effort to control the flow of migrants appears to have broken a growing trend,” said the country’s foreign ministry. Continue reading →

U.S. District Judge Marsha Pechman ruled Tuesday that people who are detained after entering the country illegally to seek protection are entitled to bond hearings. Continue reading →