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Trump will need cooperation from Maduro regime for mass deportations, experts say
Venezuela does not currently accept deportees from the United States, but Trump's plans could force Maduro to reach an agreement, according to an analyst
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Network of 'coyotes' and counterfeiters bringing Cubans to the U.S. dismantled
Around "220 migrants and at least 63 Cubans" were transferred from Mexico to the cities of Carrizo Springs and Eagle Pass, Texas
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Increase in child sex trafficking, missing migrant children raise concerns over Biden's border policies
The U.S. Justice Department’s Human Trafficking Prosecution Unit has warned that some migrant children get trafficked into prostitution or forced into child pornography rings
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SHOCK POLL: Americans are dissatisfied with immigration levels, Gallup reports
The number of Americans who want less immigration has nearly doubled from 19% in 2021 to 35%.
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Biden administration silent after Border Patrol agents rescue illegal migrants from raging river
Top Biden administration officials, including Vice President Kamala Harris, were quick to condemn mounted agents last year after misleading photos surfaced of them twirling their reins
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MENENDEZ: Venezuelans deported from U.S. face torture back home
In a recent statement, Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez said that it “is extremely disturbing” and can lead to “harsh consequences” for Venezuelans who are sent back"
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Biden administration lost track of thousands of unaccompanied minors who entered U.S. illegally in 2021
During a five-month period last year, the Biden administration lost track of at least 45,000 unaccompanied minors who illegally crossed the border into the U.S.
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Sen. Lankford: Biden policies direct border agents to act as 'hotel check-in staff' for migrants
'We're not getting any criminal history from the countries of origin they're coming from, we literally have no idea if they have a criminal history,' Lankford says
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Camera captures video of Cuban immigrant family swimming across the Rio Grande
Many Cubans have lost their lives trying to cross the Rio Grande that divides Mexico from the United States
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Attorney General says Arizona can deal with the invasion of migrants by sending troops to the border
Arizona could use such powers under Article I of the Constitution, which allows states to “engage in war” without the approval of Congress when the land has been invaded.
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U.S. will place immigrants under house arrest as an alternative to detention
The Home Curfew pilot will have a daily cost of $6-8 per individual in the program, less than the $142 per person cost of immigration detention