Emergency migrant shelter opens in Queens amid growing asylum seeker numbers

Around 15 men have been moved into a motel in Bayside, Queens. Local lawmakers say as many as 110 migrants are expected to be moved in over the next 6-9 months.

Several dead, missing after boat carrying African natives capsizes in Caribbean

At least 14 people from the African nation of Cameroon were rescued from waters in the eastern Caribbean early Tuesday after their boat capsized, but three people were dead and 13 others missing.

Migrant day laborers struggle to find work in NYC

"No, no, I thought it wasn't like this, if I knew this I would have stayed in my own country. In my country at least there was some work, very little but something."

As NYC opens new migrant shelters, costs continue to soar

As New York City continues to look for places to house migrants, two new facilities are opening in Manhattan and Brooklyn. But as more and more migrants arrive in the city, costs are continuing to rise, along with frustration over the shelters' placements.

Migrants rush US border as asylum app frustration grows in Mexico

A large group of migrants in Mexico who were poised to barge into the U.S. over the weekend were blocked from crossing a bridge leading from Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, to El Paso, Texas.

CBP seizes over $1M in marijuana at Texas border

454 pounds of marijuana were seized by CBP officers on a bridge between Mexico and Texas.

New York City to launch 24/7 arrival center for asylum seekers

Nearly 50,000 asylum seekers have arrived in New York since last spring, with more than 30,000 still in the city’s care.

Mother-daughter duo caught smuggling over $830K in meth: CBP

Authorities say they caught the mother-daughter duo in California, smuggling over $830,000 in methamphetamine.

Northern border immigrant death highlights crossing spike

The death of a Mexican man who had just entered the United States from Canada illegally is highlighting the spike in illegal crossings along the northern border.

House reportedly asked to investigate George Santos' marriage

Letters submitted to the House Ethics Committee are reportedly questioning whether Congressman George Santos' 7-year marriage to a Brazilian woman was just a scheme to aid her immigration bid, according to the New York Times.

Elderly Arizona rancher charged with murdering a Mexican man on his property

An Arizona cattle rancher who lives near the Mexico border is being held on a first-degree murder charge in the fatal shooting of a man on his property who is believed to be a Mexican citizen.

Human smuggling attempt in Arizona ends in rollover crash, sheriff's office says

A human smuggling attempt in Arizona ended in a rollover crash, a sheriff's office says. "Human smugglers have zero regard for human life, and because of this, we must do all we can to stop this illegal and dangerous industry."

Migrants fleeing NYC to head to Canada

Some of the migrants who were bussed to New York City are abandoning the city for Canada.