Immigrants at the border hold out hope for asylum
Hundreds of people lined up on the bridge to the U.S. just south of El Paso, many of them women and children hoping for asylum
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Hundreds of people lined up on the bridge to the U.S. just south of El Paso, many of them women and children hoping for asylum
President Trump said Wednesday that he intends to sign an executive order ending family separation along the southern border
Though officials cite an influx of MS-13 gang members, few are caught at the border, and gang ties to migrant children are even rare, according to statistics
"Everybody knows there's help for families here in the United States so the risk is valid to them"
"As a father myself, it was very difficult for me to see these families detained," Getty's John Moore says
Dan Pfeiffer says new "zero tolerance" border policy sums up Trump admin: "Tremendous cruelty, followed by rank incompetence and dishonesty"
Chief Manuel Padilla of CBP's Rio Grande Valley Sector calls accounts of parents not being told where their children are "misinformation"
Trump administration policy to remove children from parents is under fire from both sides of political spectrum
"CBS This Morning" co-host Gayle King spoke to parents who were separated with their children after crossing the border illegally
The former first lady, a Republican, criticized the Trump administration policy in a Washington Post op ed
Officials allowed reporters into the warehouse Sunday where more than 1,110 people were divided into sections using metal fencing
Protesters in Tornillo, Texas, demanded the Trump administration stops separating children from their parents at the border
Desperate migrants risk their lives to reach the U.S., but when they finally cross the border and ask for asylum, they discover their journey is far from over
The president is holding Democrats responsible for what he calls a "horrible law," but critics say there is no law requiring families to be split up
Sessions says he's placed a "zero tolerance policy" for anyone who enters the country illegally on the Mexican border
Relatively low number of central Americans arrive in Tijuana as U.S. warns "asylum fraud" will be met with prosecution
Migrants whose journey angered Trump had stopped in Mexico, but reports of crime along final stage prompted them "to regroup"
Confused coordinators of event even told group of mostly women and children they were under threat of nuclear attack
The Senate rejected all four immigration plans that came up on the floor Thursday
"I will fight to stay here," says man brought to U.S. as toddler but ineligible for "Dreamer" status
Authorities say Lukasz Niec posted a $10,000 bond on Thursday and was released from jail in Battle Creek, Michigan
Ivonne Orozco was recently named Teacher of the Year. She's also one of close to 9,000 undocumented teachers working across the U.S.
The 43-year-old immigrated from Poland when he was five and his family believes his arrest is tied to misdemeanor charges from more than 25 years ago
Lukasz Niec has lived in the U.S. since he was 3, and his family says he holds a permanent green card
Border Patrol agents waited outside the hospital room of the young girl with cerebral palsy