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US CBP's 10-day warning emails: What foreign visitors need to know about their stay

Foreign visitors in the US may receive a CBP email reminder. This notification indicates ten days or less remain on their authorized stay. Travelers can check their admission details and compliance information online. The I-94 record date is crucial and differs from visa expiry dates. Travelers should verify their I-94…

The Economic Times · Aug 15

‘Devastating’: bulldozers plough through Big Bend national park as Trump’s border work pushes ahead

Heavy machinery seen operating in famous Santa Elena Canyon amid outcry over new wall infrastructure in beloved Texas park

The Guardian - US · Aug 14

Lawsuit seeks to stop Big Bend border wall construction

A tribal nonprofit and an outdoor recreation company filed the federal lawsuit, arguing the work threatens archeological sites and sacred grounds.

The Texas Tribune · Aug 14

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Indigenous Group Sues to Stop Big Bend Border Wall on Religious Grounds

The lawsuit seeks an immediate injunction, arguing that CBP construction and surveying activities in Big Bend violates the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

Texas Observer · Aug 14

CBP Workers Reportedly Used Government Databases To Track Exes and Romantic Interests.

The documents were acquired through Freedom of Information Act requests to CBP and the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General, and cover more than a decade of allegations.

International Business Times · Aug 14

Border chief defends billion-dollar plan to erect barriers in national park to ward off ‘cartel activity’

Rodney Scott says the controversial project is needed to keep Big Bend National Park ‘safe, secure, and pristine’

The Independent UK · Aug 13

ICE Is Spending Another $10 Million on Rapid DNA Tests as Its Genetic Database Expands - REPORT

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is spending another $10 million on rapid DNA testing technology for agents in the field, adding a new layer to an already massive expansion of DNA collection from people caught up in the immigration system.

Latin Times · Aug 12

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US government says judge overstepped by ordering universal tariff refunds

While the judge presiding over the trade court litigation determined that restrictions regarding universal injunctions do not pertain to these tariff proceedings, the government maintains its opposition to his ruling

The Independent UK · Aug 11

Report: DHS Is Hiring Private Companies to Collect Immigration Fines From Deported Migrants Overseas

Records reviewed by WIRED center on the Tracing and Payment Recovery Services Program, which allegedly allows the Department of Homeland Security to fine people for certain immigration-law violations, with those fines remaining owed even after someone has been deported.

Latin Times · Aug 10

How Jordan’s clothing industry exploits migrant workers: ‘we have nowhere to go with our complaints’

US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) recently issued its first-ever “withhold release” orders on garments made in Jordan. These orders, issued on June 23 with immediate effect, bar shipments from two factories run by Jordan-based clothes manufacturer Needle Craft from entering the US market.

The Conversation · Aug 10

In 2025, CBP agents entered Leo Feler’s Chicago property without a warrant; in 2026, he sued the US government over about $30,000 in damage

A Chicago homeowner has sued the US government, alleging Customs and Border Protection officers entered his property without a warrant during an immigration operation in 2025. The lawsuit claims officers damaged his home, ignored requests to leave and violated his constitutional rights. The Department of Homeland Security says its officers…

The Times of India · Aug 6

A Border Patrol agent killed a migrant in Texas last December. Officials are still withholding details.

The federal agent said he shot the man in self defense last December amid a fight that erupted after agents tried to arrest the migrants who were retreating to Mexico.

The Texas Tribune · Aug 6

Protesters occupy 200-year-old tree at US-Mexico border to stop its destruction: ‘She’s our Statue of Liberty’

Demonstrators stage ‘tree sit’ in Arizona town to stop felling of ancient cottonwood grove to make way for border wall

The Guardian - US · Aug 4

Crews building Trump border wall in drought-hit New Mexico ordered to stop drilling wells

Residents and farmers say contractors have tapped border aquifers that threaten water supply for those nearby

The Guardian - US · Aug 4

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The Independent UK · Aug 3

Ranchers win fight as Trump halts border wall water drilling in drought-hit New Mexico

Customs and Border Protection has ordered construction crews building Trump’s second border wall to stop drilling wells in drought-stricken New Mexico after ranchers said pumping the groundwater needed to mix cement could threaten their livestock

The Times of India · Aug 1

'Returned to the US 3 days before visa expiry': Indian H-1B holder shares what happened next

Amid much panic and apprehension over international and domestic travel for visa holders, an Indian H-1B employee shared the experience returning to the US three days before the expiry of the visa. The person said that the visa validity was until July 31 and the extension was filed in March…

The Texas Tribune · Jul 31

Texas land commissioner orders feds to stop “illegally” clearing state border tract

Dawn Buckingham said a contractor hired by U.S. Customs and Border Protection trespassed and significantly altered land in Presidio County without permission.

Latin Times · Jul 31

Venezuelan Journalists Rally to Raise Legal Defense Funds After Asylum-Seeking Reporter Detained by ICE

The detention of Venezuelan journalist Wilmer Roberto Solano Dávila by U.S. immigration authorities has sparked a wave of solidarity across the Venezuelan press community, with colleagues launching a fundraising campaign to help cover his legal defense as his asylum case moves through immigration court.

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Reason · Jul 30

Chicago Homeowner Sues Border Cops for Warrantless Raid

Will they be held responsible for the illegal search and the damage to his property?

Reason · Jul 30

Homeland Security Is Spending $1 Billion on 'Autonomous' Border Surveillance Towers

The department plans to triple the number of surveillance towers along the U.S.-Mexico border over the next decade.

The Times of India · Jul 30

Months away from graduation, Indian student sent back home by CBP after phone check, claims viral post

A social media post shared on an NRI group claimed that an Indian student who was returning to the US after visiting India had to deal with an unfortunate situation which ended with a ticket back home. The post claimed that the Webster University student was to graduate this December.…

Reason · Jul 30

Trump's Boat Strikes Killed 221 People, but Didn't Win the War on Drugs

Operation Southern Spear has struck 67 small fishing boats without denting the fentanyl or cocaine supply.

Reason · Jul 29

Border Agents Can Lie To Search Your Phone, but Wiping Your Own Data Could Land You in Prison

The government is charging Samuel Tunick for telling them a code that would erase all the data on his phone—after they tried to take it on false pretenses.

The Times of India · Jul 27

Can ICE or CBP read your deleted messages? Attorney says the answer is 'yes'

Many people assume that once a message is deleted, it’s gone forever. But that may not be the reality, attorney Deepak Ahluwalia warned citing a recent case of a client who was stopped at the airport and agents allegedly read deleted messages from the phone. Ahluwalia said the client indicated…

We Got This Covered · Jul 27

Atlanta man who wiped his phone during border search may face years in prison, CBP officer says they were ‘looking for anything that’s prohibited’

“They’re our phones and the state can’t tell us how to use them.”

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