The Latest Breaking News from Border Patrol

U.S. Vows Deportations as New 600-Migrant Caravan Sets Off From Mexico Border — Inside 'Faith & Hope' Caravan

More than 600 migrants left Tapachula in the rain. Here is who they are, why they walk, the route north and what Washington says.

Latin Times · Sep 29

The Driest Days in Hundreds of Years

In West Texas, the creeks dried up, cattle production struggled, and small towns like Candelaria slowly emptied out.

Capital & Main · Sep 28

Protesters Crash Greg Bovino's NYC Return — Mid-Speech

Protesters disrupted former Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino's NYC speech Sept. 17, months after he lost his post over deadly Minneapolis raids.

Latin Times · Sep 19

Trump Aide Stephen Miller Now Wants Mexico To Police Its Own Citizens At The Border

Stephen Miller wants Mexico to stop its own citizens from reaching the border, a demand that clashes with constitutional rights and stalled trade talks.

Latin Times · Sep 5

Crossings Are Down 96% — So Why Are Border Patrol Cameras Watching More Highways Than Ever?

Crossings are at 50-year lows, yet Border Patrol's hidden highway camera network keeps expanding inland. Here's what drivers need to know.

Latin Times · Sep 5

White House launches new arcade website where users can build the border wall and make school meals MAHA-friendly

Some people online took issue with the White House gamifying serious matters such as immigration

The Independent UK · Sep 4

ICE Arrests Nears 50,000 Immigrants in August as Trump Crackdown Maintains Record Pace — 100,000 in Two Months

ICE sustained its record crackdown with roughly 50,000 arrests in August, bringing the two-month total to nearly 100,000 amid a $70B funding expansion.

Latin Times · Sep 2

Gregory Bovino Retired While Under Border Patrol Investigation, Newly Released Records Show

Former U.S. Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino was facing an internal investigation involving allegations of dishonesty and unprofessional conduct when he retired from the agency in March, according to newly released government records.

Latin Times · Sep 1

Baker Thought Uber Driver Stole $3,000 Order During Delivery, but the Truth Left Her Wanting to Help Him

A South Florida bakery's $3,000 cinnamon roll order went viral after the courier was detained by U.S. Border Patrol, revealing an unexpected immigration case.

International Business Times UK · Sep 1

Former Trump Border Commander Says He Was Stripped of Protection as Officials 'Want Him Dead'

Greg Bovino says Trump officials want him dead after his security detail was withdrawn, naming CBP chief while the White House rejects his explosive claim.

International Business Times UK · Aug 28