The new app, a repurposed version of CBP One, allows undocumented immigrants to voluntarily choose self-deportation, shifting focus to enforcement priorities.
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CBP Helicopter Targeted by Laser Near US-Mexico Border
Officials report sixth laser incident in four months, raising security concerns.
DHS Arrests Triple Under Trump: 3,200 Undocumented Immigrants Detained in First Week
In a stark contrast to the first week of the Biden administration, DHS statistics show a significant rise in arrests and deportations, alongside a drop in border crossings.
President Trump Signs Controversial Laken Riley Act, Announces Plans for Guantanamo Migrant Facility
New law mandates arrests for undocumented immigrants committing certain crimes, while Trump pushes for a 30,000-person detention camp at Guantanamo Bay.
ACLU Issues Vital Tips for Immigrants Facing ICE Encounters: Know Your Rights
The ACLU advises immigrants on how to protect themselves if ICE agents show up at their door, including when to ask for a warrant and request an attorney.
DHS Highlights Human Smuggling Dangers Amid Rising Temperatures
Homeland Security investigators raise awareness about the extreme dangers faced by migrants during smuggling attempts and urge the community to report suspicious activities.
A Solemn Farewell: Edinburg Bids Goodbye to Beloved Border Patrol Agent
Fallen Border Patrol Agent Chris Luna Laid to Rest in Edinburg, Honored for 17 Years of Service
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