Some immigrants are already leaving the US in ‘self-deportations’ as Trump’s threats loom
A Nicaraguan woman staying legally in the United States has chosen to leave because of concern over President-elect Donald ...
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Texas missionaries bring food, hope to migrants in Mexican border towns
Pastor Jim Howard, who has been coming to the border for 35 years, brought three parishioners on the 12-hour drive from his ...
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Will Trump’s Mass Deportation Depend on Self-Deportation?
Self-deportation has received renewed support in recent years from figures on the right like Trump’s incoming deputy chief of ...
Border leaders say their communities are regaining ‘normalcy’ ahead of Trump inauguration
Leaders at the southern border tell Fox News Digital that illegal immigrant numbers are down, and their communities are ...
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Trump prepares over 100 executive orders on first day of office
Donald Trump is preparing over 100 executive orders to be enacted on his first day in office, focusing on border security, ...
Trump is planning 100 executive orders starting Day 1 on border and other priorities
Finishing the U.S-Mexico border wall and migrant detention facilities are part of about $100 billion in proposals, senators ...
Border crossings continue to drop before Trump’s second term
WASHINGTON — Illegal crossings along the U.S.-Mexico border have slowed significantly as President Joe Biden prepares to ...
A surprising immigration raid in Kern County foreshadows what awaits farmworkers and businesses
Growers and agricultural leaders in California and across the nation have warned that Trump’s promised mass deportations will disrupt the nation’s food supply, leading to shortages and higher prices.