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Border Patrol Flashes Armored Vehicles As It Beefs Up Border Presence: 'Goal Is to Have Zero Gotaways'

"This sends a clear and unequivocal message to the criminal organizations operating on either side of the border that we will not tolerate illegal incursions" said a Border Patrol spokesman

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Continued Droughts Along The Border Could See Mexico Fail To Comply With a Key Water Treaty With The U.S.

A Mexican official said that when drought conditions are present, the country has an additional five years to make up the shortfall in addition to its next five-year cycle obligation

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Freak Accident with High-Powered Rifle Kills Three Mexican National Guard Soldiers in Juárez

A guardsman accidentally shot the driver, the crash left two others dead, per a report obtained by Border Report

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Cocaine Production is Skyrocketing in Colombia And Much Of It Is Being Found At The Border

Cocaine production in South America is surging, and much of that is being found and seized at the U.S.-Mexico border.

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Border Agents Find Meth Hidden Under Woman's Loose Belly Fat at El Paso Crossing

Female CBP agents noticed the defendant was wearing an "abnormally tight" girdle

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Mexico Struggling to Fill 'Sophisticated' Cross-Border Tunnel Likely Used For VIP Smuggling

Mexican authorities are struggling to fill parts of a cross-border tunnel due to challenges posed by the Rio Grande

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Cartels Are Using Drones To Track Border Patrol, Officials Say: 'We See Them Every Day'

According to Border Report, the practice was first disclosed to the public last September, when Mexican authorities arrested two drone operators near the border wall in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua.

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Nearly 100 Immigration Court Officials Resign As Cases Backlog Continues to Pile Up

Nearly 100 immigration court professionals, including judges and support staff, have resigned or retired amid mass firings by the Trump administration

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Six People Arrested In Texas After Border Patrol Agents Find More Than 500 Pounds of Cocaine in Three Vehicles

Since the start of Fiscal Year 2025, CBP agents have already seized more than a third of the total cocaine seized during FY2024

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Cartels Could Start Targeting Americans Over Terrorism Designation, Expert Warns

Michael Ballard, director of Intelligence for Global Guardian LLC, told Border Report warned that the scenario could back cartels into a corner and could lead them to make dangerous decisions

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Dem Lawmaker Claims Border Patrol Entered School Bus And Questioned Students: 'Rattled and Shaken'

Gave Vasquez said his office received reports that Border Patrol agents "harassed" students aboard a Las Cruces High School bus

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Firing of Immigration Judges Set To Increase Delays In Cases Up To a Decade

Of the 3.7 million pending immigration cases, nearly 1.7 million of them are still awaiting for asylum hearings or decisions regarding their case

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U.S. Special Forces To Land In Mexico To Train Local Marines At President Sheinbaum's Request

The training will extend between mid February and the end of March

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Narco Tunnels Are Likely Hidden Beneath Storefronts, Warehouses, Former DEA Agent Says

Former DEA Senior Special Agent Michael Brown told Fox News that "cover-ups" are seemingly normal buildings hiding their real purpose

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Border Patrol Chief Dismisses 'Absurd' Reports ICE Will 'Target School Buses and Children'

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks said he is considering communicating to journalists about Border Patrol operations as he believes incorrect information is being reported

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Tijuana Shelter Meant for Deported Migrants Has Stayed Empty, Coordinator Reveals: 'The Announced Mass Deportations Have Not Taken Place'

The shelter established in Tijuana to accommodate deported Mexican nationals has remained largely empty since its opening nearly two weeks ago. According to Mónica Vega Aguirre, the facility's coordinator with the state of Baja California, only 605 deported individuals have stayed at the shelter, despite its capacity to house up…

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CBP Officers Temporarily Close South Texas Border Crossing Amid Immigration Policy Changes

What the agency reported to be a regular exercise confused border crossers due to its timing

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'Sophisticated' Border Tunnel Likely Used To Smuggle VIP Migrants Paying Tens Of Thousands Of Dollars, Expert Says

Former Border Patrol Chief Victor Manjarrez said the tunnel could also be used to smuggle drugs

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California Official Slams Biden's Refusal To Declare An Emergency For The Tijuana River Crisis

Imperial Beach Mayor Paloma Aguirre called the refusal "extremely concerning." She also took on California Gov. Gavin Newsom

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El Paso Authorities Monitor Migrant Caravans From Southern Mexico, Prepare Resources For Possible Influx

The first caravan group that left Chiapas on Oct. 5 was near Mexico City, while other groups were moving through the state of Oaxaca.

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Billboards Across San Diego and Other Cities Invite Community to 'Welcome Migrants with Dignity'

The ads are part of an initiative by the American Friends Service Committee to respect the basic human and civil rights of migrants

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Workers in the Tijuana River Valley are reportedly leaving the area due to the persistent stench

Researchers recently found found dangerous levels of hydrogen cyanide in the area, leading them to stop their work there

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Researchers Detect Poisonous Substance In Tijuana River Valley As Crisis Continues

Researchers from San Diego State University and UC-San Diego say they found dangerous levels of hydrogen cyanide.

Latin Times

Researchers say they've now detected a poisonous substance in the Tijuana River Valley as crisis continues

Researchers from San Diego State University and UC-San Diego say they found dangerous levels of hydrogen cyanide. County authorities dispute the claim

Latin Times

California schools are now cancelling outdoor activities due to stench coming from Tijuana River

Researchers conducting studies in the Tijuana River Valley are also stopping their work due to the high levels of hydrogen sulfide in the area

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