With evasion tactics again on the rise at the U.S. border, smugglers in Juárez have engineered a hard-to-detect ladder that blends in with the wall.

Two months ahead of the Nov. 8 election, Democratic gubernatorial candidate Beto O'Rourke continues to trail Republican Gov. Greg Abbott.

Gov. Greg Abbott's short-lived border truck inspections slowed trade. A Texas economist says the hit to economic output in El Paso could top $1B.

In an unusual move, the Border Patrol returned a group of Haitian migrants to Juárez on Wednesday.

An El Paso Times investigation found a region shocked by record migrant deaths in 2023 and ill-equipped to track and respond to the tragedy.

The majority of the bodies were discovered between May and September, when El Paso experienced dozens of days of triple-digit heat.

The Justice Department has put Texas on notice that it intends to sue over a floating barrier wall erected to stop migrants from crossing the border.

Camila, a cinnamon-colored Dachshund, crosses the U.S.-Mexico border how and when she pleases. Just don't ask her for her papers.

The Juárez detention center fire foretold a deadly year for migrants at the El Paso-Juárez border. Five of 40 victims came from one Guatemala community.

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro congratulated U.S.

The U.S. government slammed the door on Mexicans who had spent a lifetime crossing to El Paso with a visa. The restrictions divided my chosen family.

UTEP said it will work with its 1,400 international students to ensure their course schedules meet ICE's new visa requirements.

An estimated 300 migrants suffered injuries after falling from the 30-foot border wall in West Texas and New Mexico last year

El Paso asked for humanitarian help during the migrant crisis. Gov. Greg Abbott sent in armed troops.

Camila, a cinnamon-colored Dachshund, crosses the U.S.-Mexico border how and when she pleases. Just don't ask her for her papers.

At least 136 migrants have died in Border Patrol's El Paso Sector in fiscal 2023, the highest number since the agency began reporting migrant deaths.

The U.S. government slammed the door on Mexicans who had spent a lifetime crossing to El Paso with a visa. The restrictions divided my chosen family.

Tony Barker, who was acting chief of the law enforcement operations directorate, is under investigation by Customs and Border Protection’s Office of Professional Responsibility.

A Servpro franchisee took over youth care services at the Fort Bliss migrant children shelter, stepping outside the the company's business model

Juárez shelters are hosting hundreds of asylum-seekers for months on end as the Migrant Protection Protocols process drags on for many.

Segundo Barrio, one of El Paso's oldest immigrant neighborhoods, is recognized by the National Register of Historic Places.

Rapid Deployment made a name for itself in COVID-19 quarantine shelters. At Bliss, the company added caring for migrant children to its portfolio.

Just after midday, Texas National Guard soldiers could be seen ordering migrants to return to Mexico through the Rio Grande.

Borderland residents adapt to record waits six months into travel restrictions at the U.S.-Mexico border, put in place to slow the spread of COVID-19

Corruption and a conquistador: Papers penned by Hernán Cortés in the 1500s disappear from Mexico's national archive, reappear at auctions in New York.

Indigenous people are leading protests against election interference in Guatemala, as Biden administration condemns "anti-democratic actions."

A crackdown on Haitian migration in Texas and Mexico left migrants in the lurch. Thousands of Haitians reset their compass from Texas to Tijuana.

Shortly after midnight in the Eastern time zone, ports of entry reopened. Here's what it looks like as the ban on non-essential travel is lifted

Fever, chills, body aches? Could be COVID-19. But for residents of Juarez, where tests are costly or hard to come by, it's almost impossible to find out.

As El Paso reaches new COVID-19 milestones, its neighbors in Juárez along the US-Mexico border are struggling to find doses while virus numbers rise.

As hundreds of migrant children languished in facilities at the border, the bureaucracy charged with taking care found itself unprepared.

Mexican asylum seekers face a cold front as they wait by international bridges connecting Juarez and El Paso.