Thousands of troops deployed to border to return home for the holidays
Some three thousand troops will be heading home as active duty troops are pulled back from the border
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Few Latinos believe American Dream is "alive and well"
A new survey shows that within the Hispanic community, there's been an erosion in the confidence of opportunity in the United States
Migrant family apprehensions along the border continue to rise
More than 25,000 migrant families were detained in November near the southern border for crossing into the U.S. illegally, according to government data
Woman in migrant caravan gives birth in U.S. after entering illegally
Scores of pregnant women have traveled with the caravan through Mexico before reaching the U.S. border
Baby Jesus placed in cage in church's nativity scene
The wise men are closed off by a wall
Asylum cases could become more difficult for Central Americans
An immigration advocate says the "deeply troubling" decision could have sweeping, negative impacts for Central American asylum seekers
Asylum denials hit record-high in 2018 as Trump administration tightens immigration policy
Immigration judges rejected 65 percent of immigrants seeking refugee status, according to data from Syracuse University
Pelosi pledges to pass Dream Act with Democratic House majority
Responding to a letter from the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, the House minority leader vowed to pass a bill to provide DACA recipients a pathway to citizenship
3 killed as packed pickup crashes in high-speed Border Patrol chase
California officials say 8 others injured, many of whom were in the bed of the truck as it weaved through traffic at up to 100mph
Immigration expert Frank Sharry says Democrats see caravan as a "political nightmare"
Sharry believes a government shutdown will occur next month if Trump does not get the funding he wants for a border wall
Refugee survived kidnapping attempt, months-long detention before getting asylum
Edgar Reyes said he survived a kidnapping attempt and three days on a Mexican freight train so dangerous it's known as "The Beast"
Immigrant rights groups find Trump is their best fundraiser
The president's hardline anti-immigration policies appear to be inspiring more donations to groups that oppose them
Transgender ICE detainee was beaten before death, autopsy finds
ICE disputes the findings that Roxsana Hernandez was beaten in custody before she died of dehydration in May
Border clashes were "entirely predictable," Homeland Security secretary says
Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen defended the use of tear gas and said the caravan of migrants is comprised largely of men, not women and children
Diverse freshman class will bolster record number of Latinos in Congress
Ten Latinos will join the freshman class in Congress and contribute to a record number of Hispanics on Capitol Hill
Mexican police crack down after clashes with migrants at U.S. border
Tear gas and rubber bullets were fired by U.S. Border Patrol agents on Sunday after they said a group threw projectiles at them
Trump reacts to "60 Minutes" investigation on family separation policy
The president repeated his claim that his predecessor Barack Obama also separated families, but Mr. Trump's policy was different
Migrant caravan seeks refuge
Thousands of people fleeing Honduras head north towards the U.S. border, drawing threats from President Trump
The chaos behind family separation at the border
A 60 Minutes investigation has found the separations that dominated headlines this summer began earlier and were greater in number than the Trump administration admits
Bernie Sanders says Trump is "on the wrong side of history" on immigration
Sen. Bernie Sanders, in a "CBS This Morning" interview, criticized President Trump after border patrol agents fired tear gas at hundreds of people
Separated at the border, a mother and child reunite
60 Minutes captures the moment a mother sees her young daughter after nearly 4 months of being apart
Who would a tighter visa program keep out?
The real impact is likely to fall on legitimate travelers, not dedicated terrorists who evade detection
U.S. bolsters border crossing as migrant influx fuels tension in Mexico
With thousands trying to reach the U.S. massing in Tijuana, about 400 locals waved flags, sang Mexican national anthem and chanted "Out! Out!"
Ernst defends troop deployment to border as good "real-life training"
Ernst, elected to this week to be a member of Senate leadership, defended the deployment of troops to the southern border, saying it is good skill-building for soldiers' future missions
Trump immigration rhetoric quiets after midterms
The president blasted the caravan approaching the border on an almost daily basis before Nov. 6. He hasn't tweeted the word once since
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