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Federal Agents Seize $2.8 Million In Cocaine-Frosted Corn Flakes

Drug smugglers will try just about anything, said Cincinnati's port director.
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ICE Has A Record-Breaking 52,000 Immigrants In Detention

This figure surpasses the number of detention beds that Congress agreed to fund earlier this year.
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How Mark Morgan Wooed The President On Fox

Mark Morgan, President Donald Trump’s proposed nominee to be director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, earned the president’s affections by regularly appearing on Fox News to praise the administration.
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U.S. Border Patrol Tear Gasses Caravan Migrants

Democrats have condemned the U.S. Border Patrol guards who fired tear gas at a group of migrants in Tijuana, Mexico.
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Family Separation Officials Can’t Answer What Went Wrong

Only one of the five officials testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee was able to answer a question from Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) about the family separation crisis at the border: what went wrong?
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Mexican Nationals Say They Were Deported Without Their IDs, Money And Possessions

A complaint to the Department of Homeland Security alleges agents broke protocol by not returning belongings to people they deported.
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Family Seeks Justice At Human Rights Panel For Man Who Died After Border Patrol Altercation

They want border patrol agents held accountable.
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The Numbers Of Mothers And Kids Picked Up At The Border Are Rising Again

Many of them are fleeing the ongoing violence in Central America.
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Customs and Border Protection Won't Commit To Requiring All Border Patrol Agents To Wear Body Cameras

The largest national law enforcement agency has been reviewing the policy for over a year.
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DOJ: No Civil Rights Charges For Border Agents Over Death Of Anastasio Hernandez-Rojas

Officials said there was insufficient evidence to pursue charges.
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