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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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Migrants are smuggled in empty suitcases, water tanks, say U.S. prosecutors
Eight people, mostly U.S. citizens, were indicted for smuggling hundreds of undocumented across the border
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El Paso approves $2 million to bus migrants out of the city
The El Paso city council voted 3-1 to contract Gogo Charters LLC to “transport migrants to other cities as needed"
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Former Mexican soccer player arrested for allegedly smuggling two people into the U.S.
U.S. agents discovered two blankets spread out in the trunk and two immigrant women underneath them
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Two men arrested after attempting to travel to Cuba and return to Florida with immigrants
Rios Castillo confessed he planned to travel to the island to pick up immigrants
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Texas foundation says Lonestar state should declare cartel invasion at southern border
The head of the Texas Public Policy Foundation is advocating for the state to declare an invasion at the southern border to protect Texas sovereignty and Texans “from cartel forces and their allies.”
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Philadelphia prepares for possible buses of migrants sent from Texas
The city does not expect to receive any notice from Texas in case Abbott does decide to send migrants to the city
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Hundreds of migrants released into El Paso streets due to lack of space in shelters
Local authorities in the El Paso area are overwhelmed with the number of migrants entering the country and waiting for their cases to be processed
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NYC shelter cop suspended for punching asylum seeker from Venezuela
Moments later, the migrant said that “about eight officers jumped on him, kicked him, punched him, and used a stun gun on him three times”
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Biden administration undoes public charge rule, makes it easier for migrants to become residents
Under the previous Trump-era public charge rule, individuals who could potentially receive benefits from the U.S. and become a burden to the country were denied residency status.