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Modlin is still listed as the chief patrol agent of the Miami Sector in the CBP website. He said that his 25-year career includes positions at the Detroit Sector in Michigan, as well as Border ...
Adam Klepp sits down for a one-on-one interview with Tucson Chief Border Patrol Agent John R. Modlin to discuss migrant releases, the border wall and other issues his agency must address.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agents John Modlin (left), chief patrol agent of the Tucson Sector, and Gloria Chavez, chief patrol agent of the Rio Grande Valley Sector, testify before the ...
Record number of migrants apprehended at U.S.-Mexico border this year 04:14. The Border Patrol says one of its agents rescued an infant and a toddler who were left alone by migrant smugglers in ...
Border Patrol Chief John Modlin of the Tucson region said agents took a 17-year-old and 19-year-old into custody for their alleged role in transporting illegal immigrants in an SUV on State Route ...
NOGALES, AZ — Along our border with Mexico, border patrol agents saw one of their busiest years in two decades. New federal data from this past fiscal year, which runs from October of 2023 to ...
Border Patrol Tucson Sector Chief John Modlin posted on X, the company formerly known as Twitter, on Friday that there had been 13,000 apprehensions last week.
Border Patrol agents in New Mexico have rescued a four-year-old Ecuadorian boy abandoned by smugglers at the southern border -- the latest child rescue by agents.
John Modlin, the interim Border Patrol chief for the Tucson sector, said it took 90 minutes to three hours to process each migrant, including fingerprinting, ...
“U.S. Border Patrol Agent Freddy’s Ortiz’s on-duty death is a tragedy and a stark reminder of the dangerous nature of our mission,” John Modlin, chief patrol agent of the U.S. Border ...
That’s why 13 Fact Finders sat down with the new Chief of the Tucson Sector Border Patrol: to find out where the situation stands at the Arizona border going into a new year with new leadership.
The surge shows little sign of ebbing, according to Brandon Judd, the head of the Border Patrol union, who said that 8,900 people were arrested on Wednesday and another 8,360 on Thursday.