The US plans to photograph all non-citizens at entry and exit points to enhance border security, leveraging advanced facial recognition technology.

Underlying the numbers from fiscal 2024 are countless stories. When the CBP held a media availability at Blaine in June, it was hard to know exactly what to expect.

The U.S. will expand the use of facial recognition technology to track non-citizens entering and leaving the country in order ...

“Often people in their cars get scared and they try to drive away, knowing that stopping and talking to ICE might end up in a severe violation of their constitutional rights and arrest and detention,” ...

Americans protesting Department of Homeland Security actions in Chicago were detained on Wednesday, accused of violence ...

According to a filing in the Feder al Register on Friday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will expand on the photo ...

When U.S. Border Patrol Commander-At-Large Gregory Bovino says, “We are coming for you” to the tunes of Alice in Chains, the ...

US Border Patrol leader Gregory Bovino is accused of throwing at least one tear-gas canister into a crowd of protesters in a Chicago neighborhood Thursday in a potential violation of a federal judge’s ...

The Trump administration allocated $606 million for border wall construction in the Tucson sector, where migrant encounters ...

Those who clicked on the link were advised to escape their own neighborhoods and follow Meals’ prescription for life: ...

The Border Patrol Chief of Patrol defended forceful tactics used by federal agents during the Chicago immigration crackdown, ...

In fact, in 2021, the Mexican government sued U.S. gun manufacturers blaming them for the bloodshed. It claimed that up to 90 ...