When President Donald Trump suspended asylum at the southern border, ministries in Texas and Mexico didn’t stop working.

Democratic senators want more details on the costs and impact of the border mission and migrant detentions at Guantanamo.

In sacred Scripture, God's people are often on the move. The Bible shows us migration isn't just about survival, it's about ...

Two commanders in charge of enhanced military operations along the U.S.-Mexico border were unable Wednesday to give senators ...

Canada and Trump reach a border deal that delays tariffs for at ... Ontario leader bars province from entering contracts with American companies 'The worst idea I've ever heard': Suze Orman ...

As President Donald Trump follows through on his campaign promise to "mass" deport people living in the U.S. without legal status, Selena Gomez shared her emotional reaction on social media ...

Germany Probes Suspicious Drones Flying Over NATO Base Training Ukrainian Troops Germany is investigating multiple suspicious drone sightings near a military base training Ukrainian troops on ...

A 78-year-old Westville Vietnam veteran got a big surprise from a pair of American Legion posts earlier this ... deployment of troops to southern border I moved from Minneapolis to Mexico when ...

CBP data show that in FY 2024 there were 21,148 pounds of fentanyl seized by officials at the southwest border – the vast majority of which was intercepted from people, largely American citizens ...

Mexican-American actress and singer Selena Gomez cried about immigration enforcement. But her concern fell upon deaf ears. U.S. President Donald Trump’s “border czar” Tom Homan dismissed her ...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) is sending 400 soldiers and some helicopters to the border to augment President Trump’s federal efforts to secure the border. Abbott’s office in a Monday release ...

The number of active-duty troops at the border is growing, and executive orders have expanded ... Banks described the Insurrection Act as an “extreme law” that has been rarely used in American history ...