ICE agents will help TSA with ‘non-significant’ duties in deployment to major U.S. airports: Trump border czar
ICE agents will assist TSA at major U.S. airports with minor duties amidst lengthy security line delays due to budget issues.
Border guards will ensure security in US airports
ICE agents will be deployed to assist airport security in the US following pressure from President Trump on Democrats for funding agreements.
FIRST ON FOX: US Border Patrol nabs Mexican fugitives in California wanted for murder, child sex crimes
U.S. Border Patrol arrested two Mexican fugitives in California, both wanted for serious crimes including homicide and child sex abuse.
The CBP seizes a shipment of Chinese electric bicycles in Virginia: the detail that makes them illegal in the US.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized a shipment of Chinese electric bicycles in Virginia for not meeting U.S. regulations.
Reinforcing Security at the Mexico-US Border: Over a Thousand Soldiers Sent to Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez
The Mexican government announced the deployment of over 1,170 soldiers to Tijuana and Ciudad Juárez to bolster security in violence-stricken areas.
Internal cartel fights and bombarding boats 'benefit' the US: Fentanyl flow drops by 56 percent
Ongoing internal conflicts among Mexican cartels and increased border enforcement have led to a significant decrease in the flow of fentanyl into the United States.
Mexican man attempts to cross illegally into US via underside of bridge
A Mexican national was arrested while trying to cross into the U.S. illegally by navigating under a busy overpass in El Paso.
‘El Sapo’ arrested, accused of trafficking fentanyl to the US, in Nogales
Marco Antonio ‘N’, known as ‘El Sapo’, was arrested in Nogales for alleged involvement in drug trafficking, particularly fentanyl, linked to a significant portion of the drug that reaches the US.
Narcos threaten US soldiers: Northern Command confirms that they are harassed and their phones are hacked
US soldiers operating on the Mexico border are facing threats from Mexican cartels, including phone hacking, as confirmed by Northern Command's General Gregory Guillot.
Black Wall in Ciudad Juárez: the new US bet to curb irregular migration
The Trump administration is pushing for the construction of a new section of border wall in the Santa Teresa area facing Ciudad Juárez as part of a security project costing approximately $4.5 billion.
'They are bombing us from Ecuador and it’s not the armed groups,' says Colombian president Gustavo Petro
Colombian President Gustavo Petro claims that Ecuador is bombing Colombia, attributing a bomb found near the border to aerial strikes from Ecuador, amid rising tensions due to trade disputes.
Gregory Bovino, who led Minnesota operation, says he’s retiring end of March
Gregory Bovino, a US border patrol official formerly leading immigration operations in Minnesota, has announced his retirement set for the end of March following his demotion amid a controversial crackdown on immigration.
Strike kills six Iraqi fighters near Syria border
A recent strike near Iraq's border with Syria resulted in the deaths of six fighters from the paramilitary coalition Hashed al-Shaabi, which is now part of Iraq's regular army.
'Do not cross the border without informing us,' Indian embassy advises citizens in Iran
The Indian embassy in Iran has issued an advisory urging Indian citizens not to attempt crossing any land borders without prior contact and coordination with the embassy.
To keep Pakistan and China at bay, we need to implement US-Israel technology at the border
Experts suggest implementing advanced US-Israel military technology to counter threats from Pakistan and China.
Trump says 'we've got our eyes on' Iranian sleeper cells in US
President Trump commented on the presence of Iranian sleeper cells in the U.S. and criticized former President Biden's border policies during a press gaggle.
'The Black Rain Falls Down, It Was Terrifying': Evacuees Speak of Their Experiences at the Iran Border
Evacuees from Iran express anger towards the US and Israel for recent attacks, while also calling for a change in their own government.
Get ready for long waits if you’re traveling to the US this vacation: Inspections and crossings will take hours
Traveling to the United States during the upcoming vacation may be more complicated due to the partial suspension of certain programs by the Department of Homeland Security, leading to longer wait times at borders and airports.
U.S. border agents searching electronic devices is way up. Smartwatches, SIM cards and flash drives added to the list
U.S. border agents are increasingly searching electronic devices, including smartwatches and flash drives, with searches rising 17% to a record high in 2024-25.
A remote border crossing offers Iranians an exit route, but few choose to leave
The Kapikoy border crossing near Van province in eastern Turkey has become one of the few connections between Iran and the world since airspace closures and escalating military actions by the US and Israel, yet very few individuals are opting to escape the turmoil.
Former wrestler, border hawk: Who is Trump’s new Homeland Security pick?
Markwayne Mullin has been nominated by President Trump as the new Secretary of Homeland Security following the dismissal of Kristi Noem.
Just like with ‘El Mencho’: Ecuador bombs cartel camp Comandos de la Frontera with US help
Ecuador, with the assistance of the United States, bombed a drug trafficker camp used by the cartel Comandos de la Frontera near the Colombian border, marking a significant military response during ongoing drug violence.
System for Refund of Illegal U.S. Tariffs to Be Prepared Within 45 Days, Amounting to 26 Trillion Yen
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced plans to prepare a system for refunding illegal tariffs deemed unconstitutional by the Supreme Court within 45 days, affecting approximately 26 trillion yen collected.
Ecuador bombs a training camp of a dissident faction of the FARC with the support of the United States
Ecuador, with U.S. support, bombed a training camp of a dissident FARC faction located near the Colombian border.
US Customs Agency says tariff refund system will be ready in 45 days
The US Customs and Border Protection is set to unveil a system in 45 days for processing refunds related to illegal import tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump.
Why a ground invasion in Iran may be on the way - but not by American or Israeli soldiers
Exiled Iranian Kurdish opposition groups in northern Iraq are reportedly planning to cross the border into Iran amidst ongoing airstrikes by the US and Israel.
Cuba confirms the death of a detainee from the operation against an armed boat from the U.S.
Cuba's Interior Ministry reports the death of a detainee who was injured during a confrontation with border troops while intercepting an armed vessel from the U.S.
Iran war live updates: US temporarily lets India buy Russian oil amid energy fears; Israeli military launches strikes on Beirut
Hezbollah has issued warnings for Israeli residents to evacuate near the Lebanon-Israel border as tensions escalate following renewed Israeli military strikes on Beirut.
‘We achieved the safest border in history’: What new job did Trump give Kristi Noem?
Donald Trump thanks Kristi Noem for her work in reducing illegal immigration and announces her reassignment after the controversial deportation campaigns.
Trump has dismissed US Secretary of Homeland Security Kristjen Nielsen
US President Donald Trump has dismissed Homeland Security Secretary Kristjen Nielsen, citing her service and achievements at the border.
SVT on site in the war-torn border zone: 'It's everyday life for us'
The article reports from the Israel-Lebanon border, highlighting the ongoing conflict and the perspective of a local Israeli resident amidst renewed tensions with Hezbollah.
Airstrikes hit Iran-Iraq border as US and Israeli plans to mobilise Kurds gathers pace
Intense airstrikes have targeted military positions along the Iran-Iraq border as the US and Israel prepare Kurdish forces for action.
Iran says they have attacked militants in border areas
Iran has launched missile strikes against anti-Iranian separatists stationed in Iraq's border regions.
Attack Plan: Bombing Ahead of Border Invasion
A bombing campaign has targeted multiple locations in eastern Iran as part of preparations for a potential border offensive by Kurdish forces from Iraq.
Airstrikes hit Iran-Iraq border as US and Israeli plan to mobilise Kurds gathers pace
Intense airstrikes targeted military positions along the Iran-Iraq border amid increasing collaboration between the US, Israel, and Kurdish forces.
Cuba charges six exiles with terrorism over speedboat attack
Cuban authorities have charged six exiles with terrorism after a deadly confrontation at sea resulted in multiple deaths and injuries.
Permanent B.C. time change concerns businesses on both sides of Canada-U.S. border
Businesses on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border are worried about the implications of British Columbia's change to permanent daylight saving time.
Texas strengthens security at the Mexico-US border due to war in the Middle East
Texas has ramped up security measures at the Mexico-US border in response to international tensions following recent US and Israeli attacks on Iran.
How the wealthy are fleeing the Middle East: With charter flights worth $200,000 after crossing the border by car
Wealthy individuals trapped in the UAE are opting for expensive charter flights as they seek to leave the Gulf region amidst ongoing hostilities involving the US and Israel targeting Iran.
Middle East: Reports of hundreds of Iranians crossing the border to Turkey
Hundreds of Iranians have crossed the border into Turkey amidst escalating tensions from the US-Israel conflict with Iran, with reports of fear in Tehran.
Casualties from Iraqi Militias in Airstrikes and Attacks Targeting American Bases
Airstrikes attributed to US and Israeli forces have killed several members of Iraqi militias near the Syria-Iraq border, leading to increased tensions in the region.
43 members of security forces killed in attack in Western Iran, local media reports
An attack in Western Iran has resulted in the deaths of 43 security personnel, primarily border guards, with allegations implicating U.S. and Israeli agents.
Trump's 'Flying Object' Strikes: White House Calls the Pentagon After Drone Incident on the Border with Mexico
The White House held a meeting to address the recent uncoordinated military laser system usage near the Texas-Mexico border.
Drone that shot down the Pentagon with a military laser on the border with Mexico was from US migration
The Pentagon mistakenly shot down a drone operated by US Customs and Border Protection at the Texas-Mexico border using a high-energy laser, highlighting communication failures among US agencies.
Democrats outraged at US military’s downing of CBP drone near Mexico border
Democratic lawmakers expressed anger over the US military mistakenly shooting down a Customs and Border Protection drone at the Texas-Mexico border, highlighting administrative incompetence under the Trump administration.
US forces shot down their border protection drone
A US military drone was shot down after being identified as a potential threat, prompting scrutiny over communication between military and border control agencies.
"Poor Coordination".. US Military Shoots Down Drone Belonging to Customs and Border Protection Using Laser
US military used a laser to shoot down a drone belonging to the Customs and Border Protection agency in Texas due to perceived threats to military airspace.
Pentagon accidentally downs US border patrol drone – lawmakers
The Pentagon reportedly shot down a US border patrol drone with a laser-based anti-drone system near the Mexican border, prompting flight restrictions by the FAA.
Coyotes 'make business' with border closure: Charge 11,000 pesos to move migrants away from the US
Coyotes in Panama are capitalizing on the closure of the US border by offering return journeys for migrants, with the costs and details of these new routes highlighted.
US mistakenly shoots down its own drone at the border with Mexico, say lawmakers
A military system used to combat drones may have mistakenly shot down a U.S. government drone near the Mexico border, according to Democratic lawmakers.