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Federal agents also seized nearly $70,000 in cash from one of the officer's romantic partner, who was reportedly attempting to move the money to Mexico

The United States has blocked imports of sea salt products from a major South Korean salt farm accused of using slave labor, becoming the first trade partner to take punitive action against a decadeslong problem on salt farms in remote islands off South Korea’s southwest coast

Officials reportedly didn’t publicly acknowledge death until inquiries were made about woman, 52, who overstayed visa

Know how much the law does—and doesn’t—protect your privacy rights.

A former CBP agent was sentenced for charging thousands of dollars to immigrants to smuggle them across the border

The Pentagon has authorized a significant expansion of military support at the U.S.-Mexico border, with 9,000 U.S. troops now stationed there

Many immigrants from Venezuela now fear deportation or worse: being sent to a foreign prison and never getting out

Juan Ciscomani, John McGuire and other lawmakers are giving 30 days to top officials to address their concerns on drones used by cartels at the border

With reports of people being turned away at airports over messages found on devices, here’s what to do to minimize risks

Physical description by radio dispatchers notified CBP agents of individuals that had just crossed over the border

The town of Stanstead, Quebec, says U.S. authorities have unilaterally decided to “close the main Canadian access” to the Victorian-style library that straddles the border between the two countries