First busload of migrants from Texas arrives in Washington, D.C.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials in Del Rio said they had no role in the Texas governor's plan.
Court: U.S. may expel migrant families — but not to where they could face persecution
The ruling's impact on border proceedings was unclear, but analysts said it would require the government to introduce new screening procedures.
Biden faces highly charged legal fight with migrants whose children were taken away under Trump
At least 19 lawsuits, and hundreds of administrative complaints, have been filed against the U.S. government by migrants who say their children were separated from...
ICE holds growing numbers of immigrants at private facilities despite Biden campaign promise to end practice
The president promised during his campaign to “end for-profit” detention, but he did not include ICE in his January executive order eliminating the use of...
U.S. in talks to pay migrant families separated in Trump’s border crackdown
Migrant families separated during President Trump's "Zero Tolerance" border crackdown are in talks with the Biden administration to receive significant financial compensation for the ordeal,...
Anger in U.S. Customs and Border Protection as federal vaccine mandate looms
At Customs and Border Protection, the nation's largest law enforcement agency, the president's vaccine mandate has sparked anger and talk of a lawsuit, even while...