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Texas sheriff investigating after migrants flown from San Antonio to Florida, Martha's Vineyard
At The Border
Migrants who survived journey in hot trailer could be granted special visas
The Department of Homeland Security can extend temporary visas to trafficking victims, allowing them to remain in the U.S. for at least four years.
At The Border
Death is a constant risk for undocumented migrants entering Texas
In 1987, 2003 and 2017, groups of migrants died of heat and dehydration in Texas after being trapped in containers. Hundreds more die alone or in smaller groups.
At The Border
‘We can’t sustain this’ | Border Patrol reps say crossings are expected to surge, whether or not Title 42 ends this month
A federal judge is expected to rule soon on whether the Biden administration can end Title 42. It’s currently slated to lift May 23.
Politics
‘It should be a blanket policy for the rest of the world’: Intake of Ukrainian refugees has lawmakers, advocates questioning Biden admin's priorities
Some say the government is welcoming asylum-seekers from certain countries while shutting the border to others.
At The Border
Texas Army National Guard soldier missing following mission-related incident; search continues Sunday
22-year-old Specialist Bishop E. Evans went missing on Friday in Eagle Pass. Authorities are continuing to search for him.
Local News
White House responds to Gov. Abbott's plans to bus migrants to U.S. Capitol
A White House spokesperson said "enforcement of our country’s immigration laws lies with the federal government not a state."
At The Border
As federal Remain in Mexico policy expands, migrant advocates say it ‘goes against human principles’
Both advocacy groups and Border Patrol Union reps say the policy, as implemented, is not working.
At The Border
Californian turns remote-work flexibility into opportunity to help migrants along border
Instead of working from the comfort of home or a rural resort, Adam Eberwein is taking his engineering skills to where people need them.
At The Border
'Remain in Mexico' program preparing to expand, but advocates and Border Patrol union rep say they're being kept in the dark
People told KENS 5 they know very little about how the new policy will shape their jobs.
At The Border
Looking at trash as history: Archaeologist collects artifacts left behind by migrants, as way to preserve reality of the border
For over a decade Jason De Leon has worked to gather items along the border to showcase the truth about asylum-seekers’ dangerous journeys.
At The Border
‘The impossible was possible’: Honduran children reunited with aunt after crossing US-Mexico border unaccompanied
Advocates say migrant families often face the "heartbreaking" choice between staying with their children or sending them to the U.S. alone, out of harm’s way.
At The Border
Migrants who survived journey in hot trailer could be granted special visas
The Department of Homeland Security can extend temporary visas to trafficking victims, allowing them to remain in the U.S. for at least four years.
At The Border
Death is a constant risk for undocumented migrants entering Texas
In 1987, 2003 and 2017, groups of migrants died of heat and dehydration in Texas after being trapped in containers. Hundreds more die alone or in smaller groups.
At The Border
‘We can’t sustain this’ | Border Patrol reps say crossings are expected to surge, whether or not Title 42 ends this month
A federal judge is expected to rule soon on whether the Biden administration can end Title 42. It’s currently slated to lift May 23.
Politics
‘It should be a blanket policy for the rest of the world’: Intake of Ukrainian refugees has lawmakers, advocates questioning Biden admin's priorities
Some say the government is welcoming asylum-seekers from certain countries while shutting the border to others.
At The Border
Texas Army National Guard soldier missing following mission-related incident; search continues Sunday
22-year-old Specialist Bishop E. Evans went missing on Friday in Eagle Pass. Authorities are continuing to search for him.
Local News
White House responds to Gov. Abbott's plans to bus migrants to U.S. Capitol
A White House spokesperson said "enforcement of our country’s immigration laws lies with the federal government not a state."
At The Border
As federal Remain in Mexico policy expands, migrant advocates say it ‘goes against human principles’
Both advocacy groups and Border Patrol Union reps say the policy, as implemented, is not working.
At The Border
Californian turns remote-work flexibility into opportunity to help migrants along border
Instead of working from the comfort of home or a rural resort, Adam Eberwein is taking his engineering skills to where people need them.
At The Border
'Remain in Mexico' program preparing to expand, but advocates and Border Patrol union rep say they're being kept in the dark
People told KENS 5 they know very little about how the new policy will shape their jobs.
At The Border
Looking at trash as history: Archaeologist collects artifacts left behind by migrants, as way to preserve reality of the border
For over a decade Jason De Leon has worked to gather items along the border to showcase the truth about asylum-seekers’ dangerous journeys.
At The Border
‘The impossible was possible’: Honduran children reunited with aunt after crossing US-Mexico border unaccompanied
Advocates say migrant families often face the "heartbreaking" choice between staying with their children or sending them to the U.S. alone, out of harm’s way.
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