Migrants

U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported that June saw the lowest number of migrant crossings at the Southwest border since February 2021.

One House Democrat accused Governor Abbott of putting "drowning devices" into the Rio Grande.

A trooper has said that newly deployed razor wire had increased the risk of migrants drowning by forcing them into deeper parts of the Rio Grande.

The GOP congresswoman said the unrest was the result of immigration policy, warning of similar protests at home if there isn't more action on the border.

The state has sent undocumented immigrants to Washington D.C., New York City, Chicago, Philadelphia, Denver and Los Angeles.

Watters described Obama as "a guy whose father has roots in Africa."

Authorities are still recovering the bodies of those who perished, and the shipwreck could be one of the deadliest of its kind.

Rick Roth said the bill's passage had led to "unintended consequences" and that "farmers are mad as hell" after a mass exodus of undocumented workers.

NYC saw an influx in asylum-seeking migrants for months that have been exacerbated by GOP-led states transporting migrants crossing the border to blue states.

"I met with him to compare notes yesterday because it's exactly the playbook that DeSantis and his staff did to send migrants in California," Newsom said.

Texas is set to deploy 1,000 feet of buoys in an effort to secure the souther border and reduce the number of migrants crossing into the U.S.

A new universal basic income program funded by federal dollars in Harris County could include undocumented migrants.

DeSantis is accused of orchestrating flying migrants from Texas to Sacramento, with the California governor calling for him to face prosecution.

After citing a number of natural disasters in the U.S., Rep. Taylor Greene asked how many climate change-induced natural disasters their home countries have.

The migration processing centers in Colombia and Guatemala are another case of a longstanding U.S. asylee deterrence pattern in Latin America.

A Texas sheriff's office is recommending criminal charges after investigating the flights that moved migrants from San Antonio to Martha's Vineyard in the fall.

Florida's new anti-immigration bill, SB 1718, has raised alarm of a potentially massive labor shortage in the state.

The idea was floated as a voluntary option that residents would receive payment for, but legal red tape may be blocking it for the time being.

Newsom floated the possibility of kidnapping charges after migrants were sent from Texas to Sacramento.

Trump vowed to end "automatic citizenship" for the children of undocumented immigrants "on day one" if elected in 2024.

A nonprofit is accused of recruiting homeless individuals to pose as homeless veterans displaced by migrants bused to New York City.

The migrant children's deaths come shortly after Title 42 officially ended when the COVID-19 public health emergency was lifted on May 11.

A veterans advocate has been accused of lying about New York hotels kicking out homeless vets to house migrants.

The city is at a "breaking point" as more than 900 asylum seekers arrived in New York in just one day, Anne Williams-Isom, deputy mayor, said.

"We support asylum seekers but not on school grounds," the students in Brooklyn chanted.

"You can't build a strong economy based on illegality," the governor said at a press conference on Monday.

New York City and Chicago have both announced plans to begin housing migrants in public schools, while hotels in Washington D.C. are filled to the brim.

Hispanic haulers have vowed not to carry cargo to or from Florida in protest of a new law targeting undocumented immigrants.

The president addressed how media outlets predicted chaos after Title 42 expired.

Reports of veterans being evicted, which have since been denied, come as New York Mayor Eric Adams started relocating migrants further north and housing them in hotels at the city's expense.