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Troops not involved in arrests of first migrants found in new military zone at the southern border
Troops patrolling a new military zone at the U.S. border with Mexico have yet to detain anyone, even as federal charges move forward against more than two dozen migrants for illegally entering the strip of land in New Mexico.
Decline in Trump's approval ratings on issues like the economy and tariffs, while support for his border security policies ...
Greg Abbott drew raucous cheers from the crowd by touting two provocative actions he has taken aimed at stemming illegal immigration ... the border illegally and having National Guard soldiers ...
The number of illegal crossings during President Trump's first three full months in office represent a seismic change at the ...
The desperate lengths used by migrants attempting to enter ... of the 1,954-mile-long Southwest border along the Rio Grande River, which separates Texas and Mexico. The law enforcement agency ...
Traditionally Democratic and overwhelmingly Latino voters on the Texas-Mexico border favored Trump in last November's ...
Texas military base Fort Bliss could be ready "in the very near future" to hold migrant detainees, White House border czar ...
Military members stationed in and around portions of the southern border have been given the authority to temporarily detain and search illegal migrants ... and National Guard personnel in ...
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