Migrants

Most of the U.S.-bound migrants arriving in El Paso, Texas, were from Mexico, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras and Cuba.

A U.S. District Court Judge agreed with a lawsuit that argued DACA's creation should have been authorized by Congress, not by presidential executive order.

Val Verde County Attorney David Martinez was told that migrant arrests could rise to 100 or 200 daily, which would "overwhelm" his office.

The Texas Farm Bureau led more than 50 farming organizations last month in calling for a "swift" federal response.

The ACLU said about 2,000 migrants have been admitted to the U.S. in May, but the number has not been updated by the Biden administration since then.

Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas says migrants intercepted at sea will not be permitted to enter U.S.

"Stash houses" are used by human smugglers to temporarily house migrants, often in squalid conditions, until they are distributed to other areas.

Four providers told the AP they have licensed foster families waiting to take on children.

A bill would allow the U.K. to transfer migrants to a "safe third country" while their claims are processed and criminalize traveling to Britain without approval.

The country's refusal to cooperate on halting illegal migration is retaliation for the EU placing economic sanctions on Belarus.

Hundreds of migrants went on a hunger strike in Belgium to pressure the government, some going so far as the stitch their lips together.

South Dakota's Kristi Noem is one of a growing number of Republican governors who have pledged to send additional law enforcement to the border.

Texas Senator John Cornyn criticized the vice president's visit to the U.S.-Mexico border last Friday, saying it was "100 days late and a thousand miles short."

Analyzing year-to-date figures, RVG accounted for 30 percent of border encounters since October 2020—the most of any area in the southwest—compared to El Paso which saw nearly 13 percent of encounters—the fourth busiest behind Tucson and Del Rio.

"Well, we did hear one solution. And that is that nobody is going to be able to ask Kamala Harris, 'why haven't you been to the border yet,'" the Fox News host said Saturday.

"The reality of it is that we have to deal with causes and we have to deal with the effects," the vice president told reporters in Texas.

One demonstrator held a sign that asked, "Kamala do you hear their screams?"

The advocates are questioning why the administration is taking so long to release children from unlicensed facilities to families in the U.S.

Is there a solution that balances our need to control our borders, while respecting the right of people to get help because of persecution?

The occurrence of COVID-19 outbreaks inside ICE detention centers demonstrates the continued insufficient implementation of protective policies for detained people by authorities.

The move comes after Gov. Greg Abbott ordered authorities to detain migrants who may have entered the country illegally and committed a crime.

Florida is the first state to offer its help to the border situation in Texas and Arizona.

The situation at the U.S. border presents an opportunity for the United States to reverse its track record.

The Texas Department of Public Safety has seen an increase in human smuggling pursuits this year, with more than 370 incidents occurring since March.

Much like the many other crises around the globe, the border crisis is rich with human experiences.

President Joe Biden is in office and our government is still detaining immigrants, including family units, in ICE lock-up despite the obvious danger in the midst of a pandemic.

Donald Trump's former VP criticized Harris while tweeting images of him visiting the border during his time in the office.

Eighteen of the remote rescue stations are already in place in the Rio Grande Valley, and 30 more are expected to be deployed by the end of September.

"It was a two-vehicle accident with both vehicles traveling westbound along Interstate 10," Gregory Davis, a spokesman for Customs and Border Protection, told Newsweek. "The van rolled over multiple times I believe," said Davis.

The lawmakers were outraged that children and families were "putting their lives and safety at clear risk."