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U.S. Border Patrol Launches Tear Gas At Migrants Over Attempt To Breach Fence

Over 5,000 members of a migrant caravan on its way to the U.S. have been camped in Tijuana, Mexico, in recent weeks.
By Christopher Sherman, AP

Drop In Mexican-Born Immigrants Attributed To Hostility Here, Opportunity There

The one-year decrease of more than 300,000 is the largest in a decade.
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Half Of 'Caravan' Asylum Seekers In U.S., Sessions Puts Judges On Border

Dozens more remain just outside the entrance to the port of entry in a makeshift camp, waiting to plead their case.
By Delphine Schrank, Reuters

Trump Officials Warn Of Arrests As Migrant Caravan Reaches U.S. Border

Many aimed to seek asylum, defying Trump's call to keep them out.
By Delphine Schrank, Reuters

Homeland Security Invited Me To See The Construction Of Trump's Stupid Border Wall Prototypes

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30 Detainees Suspected Of Using Underground Tunnel To Illegally Enter U.S.

Border Patrol agents uncovered the hidden tunnel while arresting the recently smuggled suspects.
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From Border Walls To A Bi-National Promise

What the future could be with a frictionless border.
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Are America's Deportation Laws Traumatizing Immigrants?

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As U.S. Closes Borders, Thousands Of Haitian Refugees Trapped In Mexico Lose Hope

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California Now Shares A Rare Cross-Border Airport With Mexico

Sleek new terminal links San Diego to Tijuana International.
By Associated Press