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Texas DPS special agent dies in San Antonio hospital following car crash near Eagle Pass
At The Border
'Remain in Mexico' program expands to Rio Grande Valley
It's the third location to restart the Trump-era border policy which has been reimplemented under President Biden.
At The Border
Californian turns remote-work flexibility into opportunity to help migrants along border
Instead of working from the comfort of home or a rural resort, Adam Eberwein is taking his engineering skills to where people need them.
At The Border
'Remain in Mexico' program preparing to expand, but advocates and Border Patrol union rep say they're being kept in the dark
People told KENS 5 they know very little about how the new policy will shape their jobs.
At The Border
Looking at trash as history: Archaeologist collects artifacts left behind by migrants, as way to preserve reality of the border
For over a decade Jason De Leon has worked to gather items along the border to showcase the truth about asylum-seekers’ dangerous journeys.
At The Border
Inside the latest efforts and debate on border fortification
As Gov. Greg Abbott’s re-election campaign gains steam, border wall construction continues.
At The Border
‘No way we could afford to foot the bill to do what is needed’: South Texas county gets state dollars to recoup border crisis expenses
Officials in Kenedy County say confronting migration-related challenges is has become a top priority—one they hope Gov. Abbott helps out with.
Politics
Travis County judge rules man's arrest under Gov. Abbott's 'Operation Lone Star' is unconstitutional
Attorneys say Thursday's ruling now opens a path for others charged with trespassing to fight their arrests.
At The Border
For US Coast Guard, border enforcement and protecting the environment go hand in hand
The military branch also teams up with south Texas nonprofits and zoos to help feed their animals with the catch that would have previously been thrown out.
Texas News
Probe of Texas National Guard border mission demanded over suicide attempts, abysmal conditions and delayed pay
The call for action from Texas Democrats comes as another service member based in the city of Pharr survived a suicide attempt on Sunday.
At The Border
Man running near border drowns in gravel pit
U.S. Border Patrol said the man had been running with another man to get away from the Texas National Guard. His body was recovered on Saturday morning.
At The Border
After getting their land back from the government, south Texas family fears the victory is only temporary
The Anzaldua and Cavazos families have lived along the Rio Grande for generations, but keeping their property has proven increasingly difficult.
At The Border
'Remain in Mexico' program expands to Rio Grande Valley
It's the third location to restart the Trump-era border policy which has been reimplemented under President Biden.
At The Border
Californian turns remote-work flexibility into opportunity to help migrants along border
Instead of working from the comfort of home or a rural resort, Adam Eberwein is taking his engineering skills to where people need them.
At The Border
'Remain in Mexico' program preparing to expand, but advocates and Border Patrol union rep say they're being kept in the dark
People told KENS 5 they know very little about how the new policy will shape their jobs.
At The Border
Looking at trash as history: Archaeologist collects artifacts left behind by migrants, as way to preserve reality of the border
For over a decade Jason De Leon has worked to gather items along the border to showcase the truth about asylum-seekers’ dangerous journeys.
At The Border
Inside the latest efforts and debate on border fortification
As Gov. Greg Abbott’s re-election campaign gains steam, border wall construction continues.
At The Border
‘No way we could afford to foot the bill to do what is needed’: South Texas county gets state dollars to recoup border crisis expenses
Officials in Kenedy County say confronting migration-related challenges is has become a top priority—one they hope Gov. Abbott helps out with.
Politics
Travis County judge rules man's arrest under Gov. Abbott's 'Operation Lone Star' is unconstitutional
Attorneys say Thursday's ruling now opens a path for others charged with trespassing to fight their arrests.
At The Border
For US Coast Guard, border enforcement and protecting the environment go hand in hand
The military branch also teams up with south Texas nonprofits and zoos to help feed their animals with the catch that would have previously been thrown out.
Texas News
Probe of Texas National Guard border mission demanded over suicide attempts, abysmal conditions and delayed pay
The call for action from Texas Democrats comes as another service member based in the city of Pharr survived a suicide attempt on Sunday.
At The Border
Man running near border drowns in gravel pit
U.S. Border Patrol said the man had been running with another man to get away from the Texas National Guard. His body was recovered on Saturday morning.
At The Border
After getting their land back from the government, south Texas family fears the victory is only temporary
The Anzaldua and Cavazos families have lived along the Rio Grande for generations, but keeping their property has proven increasingly difficult.
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