Supreme Court to Probe Trump Administration Policies on US-Mexico Border

Supreme Court to Probe Trump Administration Policies on US-Mexico Border

The Supreme Court on Monday will take a look at two cases, including the Trump administration policies applied on the US-Mexico border.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen speaks during a visit to U.S. President Donald Trump's border wall in the El Centro Sector in Calexico, California, U.S. October 26, 2018.

US Government Sues Land Owners Who Refuse to Surrender Private Property Along Border Wall Path

By Danielle Ong
The COVID-19 pandemic has paused many legal proceedings in the United States, however, court actions filed by the U.S. government to survey and take private land in Texas for the border wall has accelerated.

Despite the Threat of COVID-19, the US-Mexico Border Factories Stay Open

By Olive Marie
When the COVID-19 pandemic spread with the Mexican border city of Mexicali, operations initially continued "as normal" at Autolite plant, a US-owned factory.
U.S.-Mexico border during COVID-19 outbreak in California

Virus Restrictions at the US-Mexico Border Might Be Extended Indefinitely

By Danielle Ong
The Trump administration is currently reviewing a new order that would extend the COVID-19 restrictions at its borders.
A migrant woman bathes her son outside their tent at a migrant encampment, where more than 2,000 people live while seeking asylum in the U.S, as the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) continues, in Matamoros

Inside the Matamoros Refugee Camp: Where Migrants Fish in Contaminated Rivers

By Danielle Ong
The tent city used to be a sprawling soccer field six months ago. The living conditions in the camp are alarming experts who are now calling it a growing humanitarian crisis.

US Continues to Add Cameras at the US-Mexico Border Despite Decline in Crossings

By Olive Marie
The US administration has been discretely installing additional military surveillance cameras at the US-Mexico border as its response to the COVID-19 pandemic even though fewer people appear to be crossing illegally.

Gruesome Tales: People Who Suffered Horrible Deaths Along the US-Mexican Border

By Danielle Ong
Many froze during the winter, while others died under the summer's sweltering heat and dehydration. However, there were a few who met the worst possible deaths trying to chase the elusive 'American dream.'
Border

Securing the Border: Illegal Crossings Down by 60%

By Andrea Ano
Enforcement of immigration deportation has slowed migrants from entering the U.S. – Mexico border. In other news, the construction of the border wall continues during the pandemic.
Tunnel

Illegal Substances Uncovered by Feds in Tunnel Under the US-Mexico Border

By Andrea Ano
Opioids, meth, and cocaine were found by US border authorities in a secret tunnel beneath the border.
People cross into the U.S. as efforts to try to slow the spread of the coronavirus disease continues in Laredo

US-Mexico Border Becomes Eerily Quiet as Lock-Down Commences

By Andrea Ano
The world’s busiest land border goes quiet as restrictions to contain the coronavirus prevent anyone from entering or leaving the United States.
USA SUPREME COURT IMMIGRATION

Temporary Suspension of Court Hearings for Asylum Seekers in Effect

By Andrea Ano
The Trump Administration postponed all court hearings for asylum seekers in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Construction of US-Mexican Border Now Ongoing

By Mary Quill
US-Mexican border construction continues amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
A man walks towards El Paso, Texas, U.S. from Mexico, on the international border bridge Paso del Norte, as seen from Ciudad Juarez

Partial Shutdown of US Borders Ordered by President Trump

By Andrea Ano
Amid the continuous increase of Coronavirus cases in the world, President Donald Trump discussed options of closing its borders temporarily.

U.S. Deportations Fall by 43% Over 5 Years, Says Report

By Robert C. Weich III
U.S. deporting less, switching focus to convicted criminals.
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