Amid the Trump administration's boost in U.S. spending on immigration enforcement, how are border apprehensions and deportations fluctuating?

Rocío Ramos looks from a doorway in her home on May 19 in Tijuana. The El Salvadorian family had planned to seek asylum in ...

The first national poll conducted since Congress passed President Donald Trump’s massive tax and immigration bill found that ...

The zones will be patrolled by at least 7,600 members of the armed forces, vastly expanding the U.S. government presence on ...

President Trump's promise to stem the flow of migrants across the border seems fulfilled: Fewer migrants are crossing and ...

Seven out of 10 migrants who found the U.S. border closed for asylum after Jan. 20 did not return to their countries or origin but instead chose to remain in Mexico.

Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum launched "Mexico embraces you' to receive immigrants deported from U.S. Numbers are low, but the 10-center program continues.

Shelters in several border cities in Mexico, including Nogales, Sonora, and Mexicali, have seen dramatic drops in migrants.

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At the southernmost point in Mexico, in Tapachula, few migrants are entering. Shelters that recently housed 1,000 people now serve just a hundred or so, according to operators.

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