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At The Border
President Trump can’t use $3.6 billion in military funds for border wall construction, federal court rules
Texas News
In a rare move, a Texas veteran who was deported years ago was allowed back home. Now he’s a U.S. citizen.
Frank De La Cruz went to war with the U.S. Navy & came home with a drinking problem. Then he was arrested for DWI, and the government kicked him out of the country.
Deep Dive
COVID-19 patient recovers after nearly two months in intensive care
Sarah Ayala went to Mission Regional Medical Center in Hidalgo County, Texas, on July 3.
At The Border
Checkpoint Agents in Sarita stop a big rig smuggling attempt, case turned over to Homeland Security Investigators
Agents discovered a total of 27 illegal aliens comprised of men and women from the countries of Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Costa Rica.
Deep Dive
VA hospital steps in as Texas hospital launches 'ethics' committee for COVID-19 patients
A Texas hospital at the breaking point approved an "ethics committee" to decide if certain COVID-19 patients should seek end-of-life compassionate care.
National
Portions of national monument, more sacred native land blown up for border wall
Protestors were at the scene speaking out against the destruction, while the Army Corps of Engineers says they will try to keep impact to a minimum.
At The Border
Border Patrol says it's found longest cross-border tunnel yet
The tunnel stretches from Tijuana to Otay Mesa.
Local News
Laredo police: No spillover, issues on United States side of the border after new reports of violence in Nuevo Laredo
The shootings are reportedly taking place in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico, according to a social media post.
At The Border
A toddler thrown from a train, a pregnant woman beaten, a father’s head in a box: Migrant stories from the US-Mexico border
For 12 years, UTEP professor Mark Lusk has shared stories of immigrants fleeing violence in their home countries in hopes of gaining asylum in the United States.
At The Border
'Operation ID' receives its largest funding grant yet
It's estimated that over the past 19 years, more than 3,000 undocumented migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border have died in South Texas. Now the team that's been identifying those bodies has received its largest funding grant yet.
At The Border
'The federal government has really dropped the ball': Texas lawmakers concerned about conditions for migrants in U.S. custody
Two Texas House committees have been meeting for hours to discuss the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. Local officials say federal agencies are stretched thin.
At The Border
Texas House holds hearing on border situation
Local and state leaders in Texas border communities say there is a humanitarian crisis at the Mexico border, and it's stretching their resources thin.
Texas News
In a rare move, a Texas veteran who was deported years ago was allowed back home. Now he’s a U.S. citizen.
Frank De La Cruz went to war with the U.S. Navy & came home with a drinking problem. Then he was arrested for DWI, and the government kicked him out of the country.
Deep Dive
COVID-19 patient recovers after nearly two months in intensive care
Sarah Ayala went to Mission Regional Medical Center in Hidalgo County, Texas, on July 3.
At The Border
Checkpoint Agents in Sarita stop a big rig smuggling attempt, case turned over to Homeland Security Investigators
Agents discovered a total of 27 illegal aliens comprised of men and women from the countries of Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Costa Rica.
Deep Dive
VA hospital steps in as Texas hospital launches 'ethics' committee for COVID-19 patients
A Texas hospital at the breaking point approved an "ethics committee" to decide if certain COVID-19 patients should seek end-of-life compassionate care.
National
Portions of national monument, more sacred native land blown up for border wall
Protestors were at the scene speaking out against the destruction, while the Army Corps of Engineers says they will try to keep impact to a minimum.
At The Border
Border Patrol says it's found longest cross-border tunnel yet
The tunnel stretches from Tijuana to Otay Mesa.
Local News
Laredo police: No spillover, issues on United States side of the border after new reports of violence in Nuevo Laredo
The shootings are reportedly taking place in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mexico, according to a social media post.
At The Border
A toddler thrown from a train, a pregnant woman beaten, a father’s head in a box: Migrant stories from the US-Mexico border
For 12 years, UTEP professor Mark Lusk has shared stories of immigrants fleeing violence in their home countries in hopes of gaining asylum in the United States.
At The Border
'Operation ID' receives its largest funding grant yet
It's estimated that over the past 19 years, more than 3,000 undocumented migrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border have died in South Texas. Now the team that's been identifying those bodies has received its largest funding grant yet.
At The Border
'The federal government has really dropped the ball': Texas lawmakers concerned about conditions for migrants in U.S. custody
Two Texas House committees have been meeting for hours to discuss the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. Local officials say federal agencies are stretched thin.
At The Border
Texas House holds hearing on border situation
Local and state leaders in Texas border communities say there is a humanitarian crisis at the Mexico border, and it's stretching their resources thin.
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