Border Report

Swimmers Frequently Cross Rio Grande From Mexico Into Texas, Border Town Mayor Says

Swimmers in the Rio Grande in September 2019. (Credit: Border Report / Nexstar)

‘They’re Risking Death’ South Texas Rancher Says of Migrants Who Cross His Remote, Dangerous Property to Travel North

Ports in Laredo, Texas, Briefly Surpass L.A. as No. 1 for Incoming Goods

Texas Border Town Once in Spotlight for Spanish-Only Ordinance Now Seeing Generational Shift

U.S. Motorists Who Get Car Repairs in Mexico Are Becoming Unwitting Drug Mules, CBP Says

More Border Report Headlines

‘We Cannot Do This Alone,’ Border Patrol Tells Residents of Texas Town on the Rio Grande

Poor Internet, Cell Reception in Remote West Texas Borderlands Are a Hindrance for CBP

‘The Border Gets up Here,’ Says Owner of Saddlery 90 Miles From the Texas-Mexico Line

‘Eyes in Sky’: Blimps Help Monitor Mexico Border in Texas

Apprehensions of Families Crossing From Mexico up 308% in Texas’ Remote Big Bend National Park: Border Patrol

Agents in Choppers Are an Essential Part of Border Patrol Work in Difficult Terrain of West Texas

Aerial Video Shows One of the Few Border Walls in Texas

How a West Texas Ranch Across the Rio Grande From Mexico Turned to Technology for Border Security

Aerial Video Shows Open Border With Mexico Over West Texas

Federal Government Owes a New Mexico Town $300,000 for Care of Central American Migrants