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Noem confirms completion of 10,000 ICE hires to come 'within 10 days'
The Trump administration has set the goal of deporting at least 21 million illegal aliens.
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Chicago and NYC ask Texas to stop sending migrants north as crisis continues
To help ease the strain caused by the migrants in the city, El Paso is considering moving undocumented migrants to other cities around the nation
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Heritage Foundation sues DHS to release Prince Harry's U.S. visa records after drug admissions
U.S. visa applicants who are found to be drug abusers or addicts or have admitted to using controlled substances are “inadmissible,” according to U.S. law
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Southwest border detention facilities have reached full capacity, says DHS
More than 20,500 migrants are currently in the custody of the U.S. Customs and Border Protection as of Saturday
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U.S. to open migration centers in Latin America, expedite deportations
To help process migrants that are seeking asylum, the U.S. will deploy asylum officers to new “regional processing centers” in Guatemala and Colombia to expand legal pathways for migrants
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VIDEO: Border Patrol agents rescue migrants from Rio Grande river
The two men were identified as siblings traveling from Ecuador. They said it took them almost two months to make the journey to Eagle Pass—a journey in which they encountered countless dangers
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Migrants will wait up to 10 years to get a court date
The dates to get a court date vary from state to state, but in some places, migrants are having to wait up to ten years in order to see a judge
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U.S. sends first flight of deported migrants to Cuba: 40 rafters and 83 border crossers
Cuba receives 123 migrants from the US on the first deportation flight in two years
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World Bank says better management needed to handle migration explosion
“Migration can be a powerful force for prosperity and development,” said World Bank Senior Managing Director Axel van Trotsenburg
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El Paso to issue migrant state of emergency before Title 42 sunset
City officials are preparing for a large number of migrants to be released on parole after the Title 42 policy expires next month
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Federal judge presiding over humanitarian parole challenge denies Biden motion to postpone trial
Joe Biden government officials had requested one more month from the original date, but the judge only gave two days