Deportation filings hit record high in 2018, report shows
The largest number of deportation orders involved migrants from Mexico and three Central American nations
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Military vehicles stream into Texas border town as troop levels swell to 5,100
President Trump promised to send more troops to the border as a caravan of migrants head north from Central America
What happens if migrant caravan reaches U.S. border?
If the thousands of Central American migrants reach the U.S. border, a new world of problems could await them
Migrant caravan lurches toward U.S., carrying babies, suitcases and hope
Mexican authorities said there are now more than 5,000 people in the caravan as families struggle to stay together
Hundreds of migrants in U.S.-bound caravan cross Mexico's southern border
Some have crossed legally, some not. It's unclear whether any have turned back
Treacherous journey to U.S. a last resort for some fleeing violence in El Salvador
For many dreaming of a better life in America, the journey begins in Central America
Sessions announces stricter asylum rules for violence victims
Attorney general says most asylum claims based on violence "perpetrated by non-governmental actors will not qualify for asylum"
Bourdain's death means loss of a voice for immigrant workers
Bourdain was committed to the immigrant workers who toil in his and other kitchens throughout the restaurant industry
Death toll mounts after explosive "Volcan de Fuego" eruption
More than 2-dozen killed by Guatemalan volcano as towering cloud of smoke blankets nearby villages in ash
"We could be separated": Immigrants, families react after Trump administration ends protected status
"I'm hoping for them to reach into their souls, and say, OK, you can stay," said Victoria Zometa, who received temporary protected status in 2001
Anxiety settles in among "caravan" of migrants seeking asylum
U.S. border inspectors have begun allowing a small number of migrants to enter the country to seek asylum, but many more remain stuck on the other side of the border
Feds start processing asylum-seekers in "caravan"
Attorneys warn that parents may be separated from their children while their asylum cases are pending
Central Americans in migrant "caravan" arrive at southern border
The Central Americans, many traveling as families, on Sunday will test the Trump administration when the migrants begin seeking asylum
Migrant "caravan" gets legal aid near U.S. border
The lawyers on Friday warned the mostly female migrants they could face long separations from their children and lengthy detention if they are granted asylum in the U.S.
Trump tweets spark fear in caravan of migrants
Confused coordinators of event even told group of mostly women and children they were under threat of nuclear attack
Massive earthquake rattles the Caribbean
Quake prompted a tsunami advisory in the region, but there have been no reports of serious damage or casualties
Pence, Tillerson, Kelly meet with Central American leaders in Miami
They affirmed U.S. commitment to advancing Central American prosperity even as Trump budget for region would shrink
Immigrants fear impact of Trump's proposed deportations
Two previous mass deportations in U.S. history broke apart families and caused economic despair
Central U.S. braces for sky-high temperatures, humidity
Forecasters warn it might feel like 115 degrees in some cities as "heat dome" pushes through
Immigration officials plan sweeping raids in May and June
In January, ICE officials carried out similar raids in Georgia, Texas and North Carolina
56 members of MS-13 gang charged in Massachusetts
"These young killers don't want to hurt or punch, they want to kill so their victims don't talk," community activist says of violent international gang
In face of Zika virus, women ponder abortion, childlessness
Concerns over Zika virus are raising anxiety for millions of would-be and could-be mothers in affected areas
Travel warning issued for pregnant women amid Zika outbreak
The CDC is advising pregnant women against travel to 14 countries that have seen an increase in Zika virus infections
U.S. plans to expand refugees admissions for people in Central America
Secretary of State John Kerry announced that the new policy would apply to people in El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala
Immigration raids shouldn't be used against refugees, say advocates
Immigration advocates fault Obama for plight of Central American refugees
3 children, 1 teacher killed in Oregon school shooting, police say
Vance says "selling access to the White House" is "disgusting"
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