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Army control of U.S.-Mexico border buffer zone may funnel migrants to 62-mile stretch of tribal land in Arizona
On April 11, Trump ordered the military to take control of the Roosevelt Reservation – a 60-foot wide strip of federal land ...
A pregnant woman wandered the desert for days before Border Patrol detained her. Now with a newborn, she faces deportation
A Guatemalan woman who had just given birth at an Arizona hospital was swiftly taken into US Immigration and Customs ...
Lost in the Arizona desert, pregnant and alone: Guatemalan woman tells her story
Near the end of her pregnancy, she traveled more than 2,000 miles to get to the U.S.-Mexico border. Here's what happened next.
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How the Harsh Sonoran Desert on the U.S.-Mexico Border Claims Lives
Understand the deadly challenges posed by the harsh Sonoran Desert along the U.S.-Mexico border. A diver on an expedition off ...
Search and rescue organization encounters Mexican officers on US side of border
Battalion Search and Rescue is an organization based in Arizona. Their goal is to find lost and missing migrants in both ...
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A pregnant woman wandered the desert for days before Border Patrol detained her. Now with a newborn, she faces deportation
The woman, who attorneys identified only by her first name, Erika, had been wandering in the Arizona desert ... and Border Patrol spokesperson said the woman crossed into the US from Mexico ...
Employers who hire illegal workers play role in migrant deaths, Border Patrol chief says
Knowingly hiring unauthorized workers drives demand for human smuggling, which puts migrants at risk, Justin De La Torre, ...
Guatemalan woman faces deportation after giving birth, Trump administration says no rights were denied
A Guatemalan woman was taken into ICE custody soon after she gave birth at an Arizona hospital, where she was taken by CBP ...
Walling off the US-Mexico border would be 'catastrophic' to wildlife, researchers say
There are animals trying to cross as if their life depended on it,” researcher Erick Meza told the Society of Environmental Journalists’ conference.