New rule would impose 'severe limitations' on asylum-seekers at US southern border
President Donald Trump pursued a similar ban in 2019 but a federal appeals court prevented it from taking effect.
Elderly Arizona rancher charged with murdering a Mexican man on his property
An Arizona cattle rancher who lives near the Mexico border is being held on a first-degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of a man on his property who is believed to be a Mexican citizen.
Human smuggling attempt in Arizona ends in rollover crash, sheriff's office says
A human smuggling attempt in Arizona ended in a rollover crash, a sheriff's office says. "Human smugglers have zero regard for human life, and because of this, we must do all we can to stop this illegal and dangerous industry."
Mayor Adams spends night with migrants at Brooklyn Cruise Terminal
In a statement, Adams said he would never ask anyone to do something he wouldn't be willing to do himself, and praised the services provided at the terminal.
Feds reunite nearly 700 migrant kids separated from their families at US-Mexico border
President Joe Biden issued an executive order on his first day in office to reunite families separated under his predecessor's policy of forcibly separating parents and children at the U.S.-Mexico border to discourage illegal immigration.
Migrants rounded up outside Hell's Kitchen hotel
A group of migrant men who had been staying in tents outside the Watson Hotel in Hell's Kitchen, refusing to move to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, were forced to move Wednesday evening.
Migrants refuse to relocate from Hell's Kitchen motel
Groups of migrant men are choosing to camp outside of the Watson Hotel in Hell's Kitchen, instead of moving to a shelter set up at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal.
NYC to use Brooklyn Cruise Terminal to shelter asylum-seekers
The city says the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal will have room, food, medical care and other services for 1,000 single men.
Illegal U.S.-Mexico border crossings surge to highest levels since Biden took office
U.S. authorities stopped migrants 251,487 times along the Mexican border in December.
CBP seizes more than $4 million worth of cocaine concealed in decorative rocks in San Diego
CBP officers extracted approximately 256 pounds of cocaine worth an estimated value of approximately $4.1 million.
NYC shelter provider struggling under crush of migrants
Busloads of asylum seekers are still arriving in New York City each week and are taxing one of New York City's largest shelter providers.
'New York cannot take more' - Mayor Adams blasts federal response to migrant crisis
“New York cannot take more,” Mayor Eric Adams said in El Paso, Texas. “We expect more from our national leaders to address this issue in a real way.”
Mayor Adams visits U.S.-Mexico border to see migrant crisis first hand
Adams toured shelters where asylum seekers are staying and met the city's mayor, Oscar Leeser, to see how they are handling the influx of newcomers in their city.
Mayor Adams visiting U.S.-Mexico border
Adams' visit to the U.S. southern border comes one day after he sent Governor Kathy Hochul an emergency request, asking for immediately help to shelter arriving asylum seekers.
NYC 'at our breaking point' as Adams asks state for migrant crisis assistance
The Mayor's Office is asking New York to open a shelter for 500 asylum-seekers immediately. More than 3,100 asylum seekers arrived in the city last week alone.
Biden visits US-Mexico border as migrant crisis spirals
The president walked a muddy stretch of the border and inspected a busy port of entry, but he did not appear to meet with migrants.
Migrants entering into US stunned to hear of new asylum limits
About 200 migrants walked for about an hour early Friday to surrender to border agents in Yuma, Arizona.
Biden intends to make his first visit to US-Mexico border
The Biden administration has yet to lay out any systemic changes to manage an expected surge of migrants should the restrictions end.
Title 42 stays in place for now; NYC says feds need to help cities
The U.S. Supreme Court voted to keep Title 42 in place for now, which means certain asylum-seekers can be turned away at the border. New York City said the feds need to come up with a long-term plan to help cities cope with the pressures.
Supreme Court to keep Title 42 in place indefinitely
The Supreme Court is keeping pandemic-era limits on people seeking asylum in place for now, dashing hopes of migrants who have been fleeing violence and inequality.