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Former Border Patrol commander Gregory Bovino retired 16 days after Customs and Border Protection (CBP) informed him of an official inquiry into misconduct alle

A multi-agency operation in Arizona's Yuma Sector led to the arrest of 95 illegal alien truck drivers possessing state-issued commercial driver's licenses, prim

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted to terminate an agreement allowing ICE and CBP agents to use a county shooting range. However, Sheriff Kelly Mar

CBP officers are reportedly misusing surveillance technology, with allegations that they abused databases linked to license plate readers and facial recognition

Records obtained by WIRED reveal hundreds of allegations against Customs and Border Protection (CBP) workers for misusing internal databases. These employees al

The US government is using hundreds of drones, previously for border surveillance, to monitor for flesh-eating screwworm infestations in wild animals and livest

More than a decade after Donald Trump's campaign promise, the US-Mexico border wall project is still ongoing, with approximately 700 miles of primary wall compl

A viral post claims an Indian student, months away from graduation, was sent back home by CBP after a phone check.

A Georgia man, Samuel Tunick, faces a felony charge for allegedly wiping his phone during questioning by Customs and Border Protection. His attorneys argue the

A legal challenge by activist Samuel Tunick against a CBP phone search at a US airport could significantly impact travelers' privacy rights at the border, spark

Senator Rand Paul released documents indicating that the FBI intervened to halt a CBP inspection of virus researcher Peter Daszak, who was returning from a WHO

Customs and Border Protection officers at the Pharr Port of Entry in Texas seized over 1,100 pounds of cocaine, valued at $10 million, hidden within a cabbage s