Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks spoke exclusively to NewsNation Less than 800 pounds of fentanyl was seized at the border in March Banks says this is due to the cartels looking for new markets ...

U.S. Border Patrol agents have pivoted back to their national security mission following the White House’s immediate success in getting illegal immigration levels down to historic lows.

A California judge on Tuesday demanded Border Patrol agents allow people they think are living in the U.S. illegally to stay in the country, unless authorities have a warrant or reason to believe ...

In one recent high-profile case, a French scientist who was traveling to Houston on his way to a conference was allegedly denied entry by Customs and Border Patrol over phone messages that ...

The days of catch and release at the border are over. Border Patrol agents manning the southern border have released just two migrants into the US since President Trump’s Border Patrol Chief ...

U.S. Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks told Fox News Wednesday that morale at his agency is "going through the roof" under the Trump administration. Speaking to "America’s Newsroom," Banks said ...

Border Patrol Chief Justin De La Torre says employers who hire undocumented workers are contributing to migrant deaths and empowering cartels. De La Torre and several Latin American consuls warned ...

Border patrol agents escorted us through the border wall to get a closer look at the recent security upgrades. The daunting image of sharp unforgiving metal is meant to deter illegal crossings ...

You can contact Billal at b.rahman@newsweek.com. The U.S. Border Patrol chief has issued a warning to Mexican crime syndicates amid a cartel-on-cartel drone war. "We have seen cartel-on-cartel ...

Galindo, who grew up here, says the region already has a strong law enforcement presence, from local and state police to the U.S. Border Patrol and other federal agencies, along with surveillance ...

(NewsNation) — Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks exclusively told NewsNation his agency is ready for a possible onslaught from the cartel despite record-low crossings and decreased fentanyl seizures.