Tag: immigration

Nonprofit organizations helping migrants released from federal custody in Brownville noticed a shift in demographic at the start of the year: More men traveling...

U.S. Border Patrol agents at Fort Brown station in Brownsville apprehended more than 400 migrants over the weekend. Authorities said each of the migrant groups...

BY VALERIE GONZALEZ AND DINA ARÉVALO | STAFF WRITERS The Department of Homeland Security has once again begun enrolling migrants seeking asylum in the United...

Months after the Anzalduas Park became the site of an emergency shelter for migrants, it has now partially reopened to the public. Hidalgo County Precinct...

The Rio Grande Valley’s largest U.S. Customs and Border Protection processing facility for migrants, once the epicenter of the immigration debate in 2019, is...

A small border ranch ensconced in an impoverished Reynosa riverbank neighborhood was for years maintained by a family, a church ministry, and a promise...

BY BERENICE GARCIA, DINA ARÉVALO, VALERIE GONZALEZ AND MARK REAGAN | STAFF WRITERS As the world transitioned into year two of the COVID-19 pandemic, residents...

At least four migrants who crossed between the Rio Grande Valley ports of entry were enrolled into a controversial program that forces migrants to...

McALLEN — Supporting federal immigration officials and local law enforcement, and bringing integrity back to the Texas Attorney General’s Office would be of the...

By ELLIOT SPAGAT | Associated Press SAN DIEGO — Migrants seeking to enter the United States will again have to stay in Mexico as they...