By ChaKiara Tucker Recently, I, along with various members of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from across the country and a handful of immigration attorneys were given tours of CBP’s Processing Center and Ursula, a short-term detention center where migrants are housed until they are sent to family members. Although I wasn’t expecting a 5-star facility with quality amenities, I, along with my colleagues,  were in no way prepared for what we saw. Disgusting, deplorable and dehumanizing seem to be the most fitting adjectives to describe the conditions of these facilities. Continue reading

  By Gary Warth OCEANSIDE — Dozens of MiraCosta College students protested the presence of U.S. Border Patrol recruiters and the fast food chain Chick-fil-A on campus Thursday afternoon. Continue reading

  By Julia Hutton Two Oakland artists are taking an innovative look at the US-Mexico border conflict in Border Cantos, an exhibition now on display at The San Jose Museum of Art. Continue reading

  By Suzanne Gamboa American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona said Monday its review of Tucson police records found the department is, with help from the Border Patrol, prolonging traffic stops beyond necessary to check the immigration status of people it stops. Continue reading

  By: Catherine Watson COLUMBUS, N.M. — As you drive into this dusty little village just three miles north of the Mexican border, you wouldn’t guess that a bloody event here would have affected a world war and kept the town’s name in the history books for more than a hundred years. Continue reading

  By Alex Birnel  “They mentioned gathering up illegals at UTSA and sending them off in a van,” says senior Anthropology major Viktoria Zerda. “They said it in a joking manner.” Continue reading

  By Molly Bilker NOGALES, MEXICO — The pedestrian crossing line into the United States winds out of the port of entry building and into the city on an early weekday afternoon. As those waiting mingle in line, others return to Mexico coming the other way, arms heavy with shopping bags. Continue reading

  EL PASO - U.S. citizens returning to the country without a passport could soon face fines. Continue reading

LAREDO, TEXAS (KGNS) - More people are dying in their attempts to cross the border illegally reports the Laredo sector Border Patrol. It's part of the statistics they released on Friday, which also shows one drug's rise in apprehensions. Continue reading

  By Tomas  Hoppaough A former congressman says the National Border Patrol Council's endorsement of presidential candidate Donald Trump could hurt border security. Continue reading