As desperation mounts among thousands of Central American migrants who are stranded at the U.S.-Mexico border, some of them have opted to climb over, dig under or crawl through a wall that ...

US hospitals along the US border have seen a jump in horrific injuries from migrants falling from the 30-foot border wall. James Keivom. No comprehensive lists are maintained on the number of ...

While it is true that three migrants did recently get arrested after getting stuck trying to climb over the border wall, that incident unfolded more than a week ago on January 5, and there is no ...

Emergency officials Sunday afternoon confirmed they had treated eight migrants who had been injured after climbing over the 30-ft. border wall at the U.S./Mexico border. The same number of ...

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) released a video this week showing what they said is a group of migrants scaling a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border with a ladder. {mosads}As many as ...

That video, however, is actually from 2016, although it does show a section of border fence that is the same height as Trump’s wall, and features a similar slatted design.

30 unaccompanied children were among 376 migrants who tunneled under border wall into arizona The black-and-white video showed a steady stream of people as they made their way over the structure.

Ten migrants were hurt after falling from the border wall between the United States and Mexico border near San Diego. Border Patrol agents and San Diego Fire-Rescue crews responded to reports of ...

TIJUANA, Mexico -- Hundreds of Central American migrants traveling through Mexico, seeking asylum, have reached the U.S. border. Video shows them climbing the wall in Tijuana. Officials say the ...

The wall works. S ome videos on YouTube show one man cutting through a section of border wall and another man climbing over the wall with a long ladder. Viewers might conclude that "walls do not ...

SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — Six migrants were transported to a hospital for varying levels of injury after falling from the border wall Thursday afternoon, U.S. Customs and Border Protection confirmed.

Mora and other migrants said they believed they had to get past the Texas authorities and touch the border wall in order to seek asylum; that if they did, they were somehow home-free.