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At The Border
Border bust: Nearly 4 tons of marijuana concealed in ketchup shipment seized in South Texas
At The Border
Border Patrol says it's found longest cross-border tunnel yet
The tunnel stretches from Tijuana to Otay Mesa.
At The Border
Seeking Asylum: A special report on immigration
In the Trump Era, with rapidly changing policies that are constantly being legally challenged, the fate of hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border remains uncertain.
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Shelter registration forms paint portrait of asylum seekers
Authorities arrested or stopped nearly 800,000 people from October to June, creating a snapshot of more than 17,100 adults and children who passed through San Diego.
ABC10 Originals
Seeking Asylum: Part One
The U.S. Border Patrol sometimes apprehends hundreds of people at a time who have crossed from Mexico into Texas. In the Rio Grande Valley Sector alone, they average 1,000 captures per day, more than any area in the nation. Lilia Luciano travels to the U.S. and Mexico border to see how agents handle the sick, exhausted migrants who risk everything they have--including their lives and the lives of their children—for the opportunity to be safe, prosperous, and free in the U.S.
ABC10 Originals
Seeking Asylum: Part Two
Strategies for crossing the border are changing. After traveling for weeks or months getting to the U.S. and Mexico border, not every person who illegally crosses wants to avoid detection. Once they’re found by law enforcement, a long process begins, and that second journey has many possible outcomes. Lilia Luciano rides along with the U.S. Border Patrol to see what it takes to secure the border, and what can happen to asylum seekers once they’re in custody.
ABC10 Originals
Seeking Asylum: Part Three
Thousands of men, women, and children flow across the U.S. and Mexico border every day. How the U.S. Border Patrol interacts with them is changing, thanks to a new policy know as Migrant Protection Protocols. MPP is meant to lower the number of asylum seekers waiting in the U.S. by sending them back to Mexico to await their hearing date. Lilia Luciano visits a Brownsville, Texas shelter to learn how the dynamics of asylum may be creating a new crisis at the border.
at-the-border
Migrant deterrence policies in question after deaths at the southern border
Migrants take desperate measures in pursuit of the 'American dream.'
news
Father-daughter border drowning highlights migrants' perils
The searing photograph of the sad discovery of their bodies on Monday, captured by journalist Julia Le Duc, highlights perils most Central American migrants face.
at-the-border
Texas woman fights against border wall while caring for mom with brain cancer
The Alvarez family said the government told them in November they wanted to take a piece of their land passed on from five generations for a border wall.
at-the-border
What's keeping the last hand-drawn border ferry alive?
El Chalan has continued the old ways of ferrying people between two countries for nearly 70 years.
at-the-border
Investigators raid Texas properties belonging to Palestinian with ties to terror group
Documents reveal George Rafidi previously admitted to being part of a group the U.S. considers a terrorist organization.
At The Border
Border Patrol says it's found longest cross-border tunnel yet
The tunnel stretches from Tijuana to Otay Mesa.
At The Border
Seeking Asylum: A special report on immigration
In the Trump Era, with rapidly changing policies that are constantly being legally challenged, the fate of hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border remains uncertain.
News
Shelter registration forms paint portrait of asylum seekers
Authorities arrested or stopped nearly 800,000 people from October to June, creating a snapshot of more than 17,100 adults and children who passed through San Diego.
ABC10 Originals
Seeking Asylum: Part One
The U.S. Border Patrol sometimes apprehends hundreds of people at a time who have crossed from Mexico into Texas. In the Rio Grande Valley Sector alone, they average 1,000 captures per day, more than any area in the nation. Lilia Luciano travels to the U.S. and Mexico border to see how agents handle the sick, exhausted migrants who risk everything they have--including their lives and the lives of their children—for the opportunity to be safe, prosperous, and free in the U.S.
ABC10 Originals
Seeking Asylum: Part Two
Strategies for crossing the border are changing. After traveling for weeks or months getting to the U.S. and Mexico border, not every person who illegally crosses wants to avoid detection. Once they’re found by law enforcement, a long process begins, and that second journey has many possible outcomes. Lilia Luciano rides along with the U.S. Border Patrol to see what it takes to secure the border, and what can happen to asylum seekers once they’re in custody.
ABC10 Originals
Seeking Asylum: Part Three
Thousands of men, women, and children flow across the U.S. and Mexico border every day. How the U.S. Border Patrol interacts with them is changing, thanks to a new policy know as Migrant Protection Protocols. MPP is meant to lower the number of asylum seekers waiting in the U.S. by sending them back to Mexico to await their hearing date. Lilia Luciano visits a Brownsville, Texas shelter to learn how the dynamics of asylum may be creating a new crisis at the border.
at-the-border
Migrant deterrence policies in question after deaths at the southern border
Migrants take desperate measures in pursuit of the 'American dream.'
news
Father-daughter border drowning highlights migrants' perils
The searing photograph of the sad discovery of their bodies on Monday, captured by journalist Julia Le Duc, highlights perils most Central American migrants face.
at-the-border
Texas woman fights against border wall while caring for mom with brain cancer
The Alvarez family said the government told them in November they wanted to take a piece of their land passed on from five generations for a border wall.
at-the-border
What's keeping the last hand-drawn border ferry alive?
El Chalan has continued the old ways of ferrying people between two countries for nearly 70 years.
at-the-border
Investigators raid Texas properties belonging to Palestinian with ties to terror group
Documents reveal George Rafidi previously admitted to being part of a group the U.S. considers a terrorist organization.
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