Report: Processing Delays Reach Crisis Levels At Immigration Agency
A coalition of immigration lawyers says longer waits are often due to a large wave of applications.
Pentagon Sending 'Several Thousand' More Troops To US-Mexico Border
It comes weeks from a deadline from the White House over funding for a border wall.
Honduras Is Top Country Of Origin For Migrants Traveling By Land To US, Mexico Says
The numbers come from migrants requesting a visa to transit through Mexico in January.
Documentary On Plight of Endangered Porpoise Heading to Sundance
The documentary follows the plight of the Sea of Cortez's vaquita marina, which is on the verge of extinction.
Tribes Discuss Visa to Allow Unimpeded Border Crossing
The proposal also includes meetings with Homeland Security, sensitivity training and translators.
US Sending Asylum Seekers to Mexico
Officials want to expand the practice to all ports, a major immigration policy shift in both countries.
Mexico Recognizes Maduro as Venezuela’s Leader; US Backs Opponent
The Mexican president says the constitution prohibits interference in the affairs of other countries.
Consultant To Gauge Inner Workings Of Southwest Key Programs
The outside health care consultation is part of a legal settlement with the nonprofit, which houses unaccompanied migrant children.
Budget Plan Includes Funding for Nogales Cold Inspection Facility
The facility could extend the produce import season into the summer months.
Nearly 400 Migrants Detained Near Yuma
The group is said to have crossed through tunnels under a stretch of border fence.
As New Caravan Reaches Its Southern Border, Mexico Mulls Long-Term Immigration Plan
Mexico is caught between the harsh realities pushing people out of northern Central America and divisive political drama in the U.S.
Southwest Key Takes Step to Have Freeze on Arizona Admissions Lifted
The migrant children's shelter operator has a months-long statewide freeze on placements of unaccompanied, undocumented children.
Mexican Drivers Near the Border Still Paying More for Gas
The new president promised lower gas prices in the border region, but the cost is still cheaper on the U.S. side.
Shutdown Means Shut In for Some Navajo
Unmaintained dirt roads can hamper residents' efforts to haul water and wood or get medical treatment.
Shutdown Means No E-Verify for Arizona Hospitality Industry
The break in the system to verify someone can legally work in the U.S. comes at the start of the peak season.
