A group of Juarez municipal sanitation workers removes empty tents from a migrant camp along the Rio Grande. Mexican officials say some 600 asylum seekers, hopeful the Biden administration would let them in now that a federal judge has ruled Title 42 expulsions illegal and fearful for their health in light of a freeze that fell in Juarez early Thursday, crossed the river overnight.

Chihuahua state police investigators cordon off the scene where body parts were abandoned in plastic bags and a blanket in the Mezquital neighborhood of south Juarez.

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Mexico owes U.S. water from Rio Grande

Al Otro Lado, a migrant advocacy group in San Diego files lawsuit against DHS for not making asylum more available at ports of entry

An Eagle Pass couple has found their property to be in the middle of Texas’ battle with the federal government over jurisdiction in immigration policy at the southern border.

The U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday against the State of Texas’ placement of a string of border buoys in the Rio Grande in Eagle Pass, Texas.

Chihuahua state police officers search for Karina Dominguez Rubio, a women's rights activist missing since Nov. 16, 2023, in a junkyard in the West Juarez, Mexico, neighborhood of Anapra.

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People complaining about having to wait for a long time at Lukeville Port of Entry since it has less personnel to do inspections

The Mexican side of the Rio Grande looked devoid of activity on Tuesday, Nov. 28, 2023, unlike what was going on in South Texas and Southern Arizona. Only a small group of six migrants was observed crossing the river and surrendering to U.S. Border Patrol Tuesday afternoon.