BURKE, New York -- When COVID-19 restrictions made it difficult for a Canadian bride to have her family at her US wedding, she did the next best thing -- she brought her wedding to the border.

The groom has been revealed as a convicted drug smuggler, leaving border patrol agents furious for providing security for "a cartel wedding." (Howard Lipin/The San Diego Union-Tribune via AP) ...

U.S. resident Brian Houston marries Evelia Reyes as U.S. Border Patrol agents open a single gate in the border wall to allow selected families to visit along the U.S.-Mexico border at Border Field ...

Until jail do us part. An American citizen who wed his Mexican bride in a surprise ceremony at a rare opening of a gate on the US-Mexico border is a convicted drug smuggler — a key detail that ...

The wedding, he says was tentatively set for December 9th. But Houston and Reyes showed up dressed to marry, and a priest and a lawyer — both Friendship Park regulars — were ready to marry the ...

A New York couple whose wedding plans were interrupted by border closings from the COVID-19 pandemic held a ceremony at the U.S.-Canada border so the bride's parents and grandmother could attend.

Wilson, the Border Patrol union rep, said Morones should have alerted the agents to the wedding. “They showed up dressed for a wedding,” Wilson said. “The agents there were powerless to stop it.