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Mexican security forces killed seven more members of a presumed cartel assault force that rolled into a town near the Texas border and staged an hour-long attack, officials said — bringing the death toll to at least 21.
Over 150 pounds of bologna were seized at the Texas-Mexico border Thursday morning.
The suit was filed in coordination with the Consulate General of Mexico in El Paso, the Mexican government said in a news release.
Investigators have released a picture of a couple believed to have a connection to the deaths of a N.H. couple whose bodies were found buried at a Texas beach.
Around 10:30 p.m. Friday night, Dallas police received a call at I-30 and Dolphin Road where a driver and passenger reported they struck a pedestrian.
Pregnant women face special hazards in Mexico since places where migrants wait to enter the U.S. often don't have access to regular meals, clean water, and medical care.
Federal agents have not identified where the accused gunman, Patrick Crusius, purchased the weapon he used in deadly attack in El Paso Saturday.
The city of Guadalajara in Mexico got quite the icy surprise over the weekend as a hailstorm swept through the area and brought more than three feet of ice in some areas.
Unless Mexico acts, President Trump says tariffs on Mexican goods will continue to rise all the way up to 25% on October 1.
It's an announcement that could derail a major trade deal, but President Donald Trump says he's placing a 5% tariff on all Mexican imports, effective June 10.
The president said the tariffs would be lifted "if the illegal migration crisis is alleviated through effective actions taken by Mexico," which will "be determined in our sole discretion and judgment."
The government plans on replacing barriers along 100 miles of the southern border, including through a national monument and a wildlife refuge.
In this digital age, would-be Central American migrants create chat groups and organize using social media to leave in caravans.
The White House says President Trump "will do whatever it takes" to protect Americans after a judge blocked the administration's policy of returning asylum seekers to Mexico.
A U.S. judge in San Francisco has blocked the Trump administration's policy of returning asylum seekers to Mexico as they wait for a court to hear their cases.
Texas Rep. Will Hurd said more than 1,000 farmers in his state are at risk of having their land seized by the federal government to facilitate the construction of President Trump's long-promised wall.
A caravan of some 1,600 Central American migrants is surrounded by Mexican authorities in an old factory a short distance from the Texas border, where they hope to seek asylum.
A caravan of some 1,700 Central American migrants has arrived at a Mexican border city near Eagle Pass, Texas.
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines is dropping service to Mexico City this spring and will use the financial resources to bolster other routes.
President Donald Trump's push for a $5.7 billion wall is unlikely on its own to stop refugees and asylum-seeking families, who are crossing the U.S.-Mexico border by the thousands each month.
Texas Congressman Will Hurd is calling on a solution to U.S. border security with an emphasis on technology — not a physical barrier.
In Dallas members of the American Federation of Government Employees and workers from other affected agencies are protesting against the government shutdown.
The government has started surveying land along the Texas border, but rather than surrender their land, some property owners are digging in.
Rather than surrender their land, some property owners are digging in, vowing to reject buyout offers and preparing to fight the administration in court.
Officials say active duty troops will begin leaving the southern U.S border this week and the number of forces there will go down to at least 3,000 by the holidays.
