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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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U.S. District Court blocks new Biden asylum policy
In his decision, Judge Tigar said that entering the country through the U.S.-Mexico border “should not affect access to asylum” and called the restrictions “arbitrary and capricious.”
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Smugglers attempt to sneak migrants across California border in fake Border Patrol truck
The truck had decal stickers replicating those used in official CBP trucks and had fake Department of Homeland Security license plates, pictures of the vehicle show
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Migrant border deaths surge amid extreme heat waves
“We are currently recording a significant number of migrant deaths in New Mexico due to the desert terrain and extreme heat,” the U.S. Border Patrol said
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Justice Department sues Texas over floating border wall
The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Austin, claims that Texas installed the structure without proper authorization
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Fifth bus of undocumented migrants from Texas arrives in Los Angeles
Around 48 migrants arrived at Los Angeles’ Union Station at around 11:30 a.m. after their hours-long journey from Texas. The group of migrants included 18 unaccompanied minors
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Texas officials deny reports of abuse at border as Justice Dept. works to "assess the situation"
Texas officials deny the charge, and say they have not received any orders have been given that “would compromise the lives of those attempting to cross the border illegally,”
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NYC to distribute flyers at southwest border directing migrants to other cities
With the skyrocketing number of migrants and homeless population in the city, New York is running out of space to provide housing as many of its shelters are beyond capacity
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"S.O.S. Freedom and Peace": Venezuelan migrants flee communism through Mexico to U.S.
A first caravan of close to 1,000 Venezuelan migrants left Ciudad Hidalgo, in Chiapas, southern Mexico, bound for the U.S., in search of work and better living conditions, despite new immigration restrictions
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Texas Border Patrol agents find over a dozen migrants concealed in hay bales
After inspecting the cargo, agents discovered 13 undocumented migrants being transported inside the hay bales