United States Border Patrol

Trump To Forgo Environmental Laws To Expedite Border Wall Construction

Still, the Department of Homeland Security says it "remains committed to environmental stewardship."
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House Republicans Add Funding For Trump's Border Wall In Homeland Security Budget

The Appropriations bill includes $1.6 billion to start work on the promised project.
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Supreme Court Tosses Case On Cross-Border Shootings Back To Lower Court

The question of whether the family of a 15-year-old Mexican national killed near the border can sue the agent who shot him will return to the 5th Circuit.
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When Wolves Decide What’s Best For the Lambs

Hispanics make up 40 percent of the Texas population. These elected officials won, because we didn’t vote.
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ICE May Deport More People With U.S. Ties If Border Crossings Keep Dropping

The fall in unauthorized border crossings may be bad news for long-term undocumented immigrants living in country.
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Customs And Border Patrol Aircraft Stop Leaves More Questions Than Answers

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Supreme Court Torn Over Whether Constitution Should Apply To Cross-Border Shootings

Civil liability is the only avenue left for parents of a Mexican teenager shot to death by a U.S. Border Patrol agent.
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The Border Is A Constitution-Free Zone For Agents Who Shoot And Kill. But Maybe Not For Long.

A Mexican teen's death will force the Supreme Court to decide if there can be justice for cross-border violence.
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Eight People Flee U.S. Border Patrol To Seek Asylum In Canada

“Nobody cares about us.”
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Check Out This Pot-Slinging Catapult Found On Mexico's Border

The contraption was being used to hurl bundles of marijuana into the U.S., officials said.
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