US border agent kills man on rugged trail in Arizona
The sheriff's office says the shooting was reported about 10 p.m. Saturday about 30 miles northeast of Douglas.
In months since border reopening, sales tax revenues up in Nogales
State treasurer’s data shows that roughly $1.2 million in sales taxes were generated in the city in November, and $1.3 million in December.
How is Arizona using its border security fund?
Gov. Ducey wants to add $50 million to the fund. But most of the money already in the fund has not been spent.
CBP says more than 178K apprehensions occurred along border in December
The agency says more than 78,000 people apprehended in December were sent back under Title 42.
More non-U.S. citizens will need to show proof of vaccination at land ports
U.S. citizens and legal permanent residents returning to the United States are exempted from the requirement.
Indigenous woman arrested for blocking wall construction found not guilty
Amber Ortega's defense argued her actions should be protected by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Indigenous woman arrested for blocking wall construction back in court
Amber Ortega is asking a federal judge to reconsider whether she can use a religious freedom law as her defense.
Arizona data shows another deadly year for migrants along the border
More than 220 sets of remains were recovered in counties around the state last year, according to a count by the Arizona advocacy group Humane Borders.
DHS wants public input over border wall remediation
The federal government released an interactive document showing how rugged border wilderness has been impacted by the border wall.
Mexico charges 7 in 'Fast and Furious' weapons trafficking
Federal agents allowed criminals to buy guns with the intention of tracking the weapons. But they lost most of the guns.
Arizona Trail's southernmost point is open again after long border wall closure
After more than a year of closures, it’s opened to hikers again on Dec. 31, 2021.
A record number of migrants died along the U.S.-Mexico border in 2021
The grim milestone comes as border officers continue to use the pandemic-era protocol Title 42, which sends most migrants and asylum seekers quickly back to Mexico.
Some ICE officers will begin wearing body cameras
The first phase of the program will roll out in a handful of U.S. cities.
Biden administration drops out of talks with separated migrant families
Lawyers representing some of those who have been reunited have been in talks for months with the administration.
DHS explores COVID-19 vaccine services at the border
DHS says it’s looking to award a short-term contract to provide vaccine services to non-U.S. citizens at points along the Southwest border.
