Customs and Border Protection

"If you actually take the time to study, and to look at the steps, and to see how government transforms under authoritarian regimes, and look at the political decisions and patterns of this president, the answer is yes," she said.

When they sit there and say, 'We're not going to tolerate this they are, I'm just going to say it, lying."

Invoking language historically used to stigmatize immigrant populations, Ingraham likened letting migrants enter the U.S. to playing Russian Roulette.

"It's outrageous that another child has died in government custody and that the Trump administration didn't tell anybody," said Democratic Congressman Joaquin Castro of Texas.  

The agency has struggled to meet new hire demands as discontented agents continue to quit.

"As a country, we have to acknowledge that this is how people are being treated here and decide that we are better and we must do better," Representative Ilhan Omar tweeted on Thursday.

President Donald Trump's campaign claims two border "achievements" under the "promises kept" section of its website.

The additional troops will hike the total number of forces at the border to about 4,350, according to the Department of Defense.

Using a canine team, the officers located five packages of cocaine attached to the women's bodies.

Customs and Border Protection (CPB) officers at Montana's Sweetgrass Area Port have detained at least two Americans returning from Canada since the U.S. neighbor officially legalized recreational cannabis on October 17.

Despite the federal prohibition on cannabis, the majority of Americans—both Democrats and Republicans—support recreational legalization.

"The Trump administration needs to understand that our border is not a Constitution-free zone."

Canada may have legalized marijuana, but the sale, possession and distribution of the drug all remain illegal under U.S. federal law, Customs and Border Protection officials said.

The man was trying to deliver money from Canada to a relative whose health is declining and has medical bills to pay.

The agents detained the jogger and sent her to the DHS-operated Tacoma Northwest Detention Center more than 124 miles away

"The mom and dad now have once weekly Skype calls with their [now] 8-month-old baby," the Texas Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services said.

Border authorities are accused of kicking a child in the ribs and forcing a 16-year-old girl to "spread her legs" for an aggressive body search.

The U.S. government has reportedly paid out more than $60 million in settlements between 2005 and 2017 over deaths, injuries and wrongful detentions involving border patrol agents.

The incident furthered criticism of federal authorities by immigration rights activists.

Rosa Maria Hernandez, 10, was stopped and ultimately detained by Customs and Border Protection agents, sparking a social media campaign demanding her release.

The hidden weed is worth an estimated $499,000, according to authorities.