The US announced asylum deals with Guatemala and Honduras, though both countries deny signing. The agreements aim to divert migrants from the US by offering refuge in third countries.

Angelenos say masked agents used excessive force against them at protests. But there's scant oversight of federal officers.

GUATEMALA CITY -- Guatemala and Honduras have signed agreements with the United States to potentially offer refuge to people from other countries who otherwise would seek asylum in the United States, ...

Now, instead of walking up to a desk, passengers at MSP can utilize a screen about the size of a tablet for Enhanced ...

A Harvard University researcher accused of smuggling clawed frog embryos into the United States is facing additional charges ...

In a move to bolster U.S. southern border security, the Secretary of Defense has officially established a new National Defense Area (NDA) spanning ...

Freddie the beagle was just doing his job. Then he got kicked — hard. A 70-year-old traveler from Egypt has been booted from ...

A 70-year-old Egyptian man pleaded guilty to federal charges for kicking a Customs and Border Protection agriculture detector dog at Dulles International Airport earlier this week. Hamed Ramadan Bayou ...

On a typical day in 2024, Customs and Border Patrol: $241 million in duties, taxes and other fees, including more than $225 ...

A Mexican man who admitted to entering the United States illegally was sentenced this week to six months in prison followed ...

An apparent immigration enforcement operation at a warehouse construction site near mile marker 13 led to chaos Thursday ...