Border Network for Human Rights Executive Director Fernando Garcia alleges the prospect of Texas's SB4 going into effect and the ongoing Operation Lone Star border security initiative are leading to increased tensions and abuse on the border.
Border Network for Human Rights Executive Director Fernando Garcia alleges the prospect of Texas's SB4 going into effect and the ongoing Operation Lone Star border security initiative are leading to increased tensions and abuse on the border.
U.S Border Patrol apprehended a man near Mt. Cristo Rey in Sunland Park picking up migrants. He was told that if he picked up the migrants, he would be paid in drugs.
Three individuals dressed in dark clothing run to a waiting vehicle a few yards from the Rio Grande in Sunland Park, New Mexico, earlier this year.
New pilot project converts drain water to drinking water
U.S. Border Patrol officials in are getting ready for another migrant surge. Misinformation on social media are building false hope for migrants believing that once they cross the border, they can put in for asylum and are free to go, according to a spokesperson by Border Patrol.
Dozens of individuals walk a stretch of road in Juarez, Mexico, leading from the central railyard to Downtown and the U.S. border on Thursday morning. It is the third consecutive day that a large number of families and individuals who identify themselves to reporters as asylum-seekers has arrived in Juarez.
Claudio Herrera-Baeza, a U.S. Border Patrol spokesman in El Paso, says the agency is ready to handle a possible surge of asylum-seekers at the border wall after the arrival of more than 1,000 migrants to Juarez, Mexico, in the past three days.
Luis, a Venezuelan migrant, talks about the obstacles in crossing the Rio Grande from Juarez, Mexico, to the United States on Thursday, April 25, 2024.
