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Border Patrol Agents Blocked from Rescuing 3 Migrants in Texas, Biden Administration Says
A woman and two children drowned in the Rio Grande in Texas on Friday after state officials denied Border Patrol agents access to the river, the Biden administration said, calling the state’s actions “cruel, inhumane, and dangerous.”
Notorious Mexican Drug Trafficker Sentenced to More Than 21 Years in Prison
A longtime Mexican drug trafficker accused of helping transport tens of thousands of kilograms of cocaine into the U.S. over the span of four decades was sentenced Friday to 21 years and 10 months in prison.
Mayorkas Agrees to Appear Before House Committee Pursuing Impeachment
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, who is facing impeachment efforts by House Republicans, has agreed to appear before Congress to defend his record.
FBI Agent Recalls Gruesome Discovery of Bodies at Maggot-Infested Funeral Home
An FBI agent provided gruesome details Thursday surrounding the discovery of nearly 200 abandoned bodies in a maggot-infested Colorado funeral home that contained stacks of human remains and bodily fluids several inches deep on the floor.
TSA Intercepts Record Number of Gun Seizures at Airports in 2023
The TSA seized more firearms at airports in 2023 than any year in its 22-year history, and a vast majority were loaded.
CBP Officer Charged with Stealing Cash from International Airline Passenger
A CBP officer was arrested and charged with stealing cash from an international airline passenger while working at Naples Airport in Florida.
Menendez Denies Bribery Allegations, Says He Intends to ‘Prove My Innocence’
Sen. Bob Menendez declared his innocence during an emotional speech on the Senate floor on Tuesday, saying he intends to “prove my innocence” after the Justice Department filed new bribery charges against him.