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Law enforcement officers are searching for a man wanted for shooting dead five neighbors in Cleveland, Texas

Texas Shooting Update: Shooter At Large Was Deported 4 Times But Returned Illegally

Mexican national Francisco Oropesa, 38, is accused of killing five neighbors in Cleveland, Texas, Friday night.

U.S., Cuban Officials Discuss Migration As COVID Border Restrictions Set To End

Crackdown on migrants illegally entering US in El Paso

U.S. and Cuban officials discussed migration issues on Wednesday as the Biden administration braces for the end of COVID-era border restrictions that have blocked Cubans in recent months from crossing into the United States from Mexico.

Asylum Seeker Who Escaped North Korea Faces US Deportation By ICE

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is moving forward with its plan to deport a female North Korean defector who illegally crossed the U.S. border.

Rescuers will Sunday resume the search for four still missing after the boat capsized

At Least 8 Dead Off Coast Of San Diego In Deadly Human Smuggling Operation

Two capsized smuggling boats off the coast of San Diego, California, left at least 8 people dead, officials said Sunday.

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Texas has sent thousands of migrants from the border state into Washington, New York City and other areas

NYC Hotel Throws 'A Ton' Of Packed Meals Daily Because Migrants Won't Eat Them

An employee at a hotel converted into a migrant shelter in New York City said about 40% of the meals provided to migrants get thrown out.

Florida National Park Closes In Response To Sudden Arrival Of 300 Cuban Migrants

The National Park Service has temporarily closed Dry Tortugas National Park in the Florida Keys after an estimated 300 Cuban migrants landed on its shores.

DHS Could Increase Cost Of Working Visa In USA; Investment Visas Up By $7,500

The last time the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services increased its fees was in 2016, during the Obama administration.

US President Joe Biden plans to deliver a major address to African leaders

Joe Biden Approval Ratings: How Are The President's Numbers At The Start Of 2023?

Joe Biden's polling numbers have seen an upward trend from low numbers this summer.

El Paso Community Helps Migrants Stay Warm Amid Freezing Temperatures And Border Crisis

The winter storm wreaking havoc across the US is also affecting El Paso, the Texas border town currently facing an influx of migrants who have yet to turn themselves into border agents or officials after crossing the US-Mexico border.

From the air, the makeshift wall of shipping containers along the US-Mexico border in Arizona resembles an enormous stationary freight train

Arizona Concedes To Federal Government, Will Remove Wall Of Shipping Containers Along Mexican Border

Arizona will remove a makeshift border wall constructed out of metal shipping containers after the Biden administration filed a lawsuit against the construction.

Buses with migrants depart for Chicago and New York from El Paso

Chief Justice Roberts Extends Title 42 Border Policy Hours Before Deadline

Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts has temporarily extended former President Trump's strict, COVID-era asylum policy.

Eric Adams Slams Greg Abbott For Dumping Asylum Seekers In New York

New York City To Expect 1,000 Migrants Per Week, Possible Cuts In Services

New York City Mayor Eric Adams lashed out at Republicans and Democrats in Congress for refusing "to lift a finger" on the expiring border rule.

DOJ Sues Arizona For Shipping Container Border Wall

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against Arizona for building a border wall made of shipping containers on federal land.

Watch: Arizona Takes Action On Border Wall Gaps Using Shipping Containers

Arizona Governor Builds Makeshift Border Wall With Shipping Crates As Immigration Dispute With Biden Intensifies

The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and the Cocopah tribe requested the removal of several dozen crates in an October letter, which the state has refused to do.

A refugee and her child, pictured at the Mai Aini camp for Eritrean refugees in Ethiopia in January. Thousands of refugees have flooded into the overcrowded facility since two other camps were destroyed, the UN says

27 Corpses Of Migrants 'Dumped' On Roadside In Zambia; May Have Suffocated During Trip

Zambia Police spokesperson Danny Mwale said one survivor found "gasping for air" was sent to a local hospital.

Nearly 1 Million Adults Became U.S. Citizens In Last Year, Highest Level Since 2008

Nearly 1 million adult immigrants became U.S. citizens in the year ending in September, a high not reached since 2008.

Weekly jobless claims have become a closely watched metric of labor market health and remained elevated throughout 2020, but dropped substantially this year as Covid-19 vaccines allowed businesses to reopen

Labor Shortages Could Turn US Into Another Japan, Will Immigration Help?

Persistent labor shortages could turn the U.S. economy into another Japan, counting lost decades of economic growth. Immigration could ease the situation.

Canada Faces Labor Shortage, Seeks 1.45 Million Immigrants To Fill Gap

Canada is facing a labor shortage and hopes to solve the issue with 1.45 million new immigrants arriving in the country by 2025.

Asylum-seeking migrants are detained by a U.S. Border Patrol agent after crossing the Rio Bravo river to turn themselves in to request asylum in El Paso, Texas, U.S., as seen from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico March 30, 2022.

Illegal Border Crossings To US Reach Record High Despite New Policies

Illegal border crossings along the U.S. - Mexico border have reached an all-time high. Migrants from Venezuela, Nicaragua, and Cuba account for the highest percentage.

Mexican Man Killed At US Border Patrol Station; Second Shooting In Less Than A Week

A Mexican citizen was killed at a U.S. Border Patrol Station, the second deadly shooting in less than a week.

Last migrants removed from camp under Texas bridge: Mayorkas

Homeland Security Defends Biden Immigration Policy After 53 Reported Dead In San Antonio

Secretary Mayorkas said that the Biden administration's immigration policy is addressing the challenges at the border.

Joe Giudice Slammed For Launching Legal Consulting Firm: ‘What Are Your Qualifications?’

Social media users criticized Joe Giudice after he announced the launch of his legal consulting firm that covers federal crimes and immigration, among others.