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Baby boy, 3-year-old girl among children smuggled across Texas border without parents
At The Border
President Trump can’t use $3.6 billion in military funds for border wall construction, federal court rules
The 2-1 decision from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals comes as $3.6 billion was slated for construction of about a dozen projects.
Texas News
In a rare move, a Texas veteran who was deported years ago was allowed back home. Now he’s a U.S. citizen.
Frank De La Cruz went to war with the U.S. Navy & came home with a drinking problem. Then he was arrested for DWI, and the government kicked him out of the country.
At The Border
South Texas community outraged as man convicted of killing a federal agent released
Why he was released from federal custody in Indiana remains a mystery.
At The Border
Man convicted of killing federal agent decades ago mysteriously released from federal custody
Communities in the border region of Texas, where the incident is still remembered, are outraged about the release.
Deep Dive
COVID-19 patient recovers after nearly two months in intensive care
Sarah Ayala went to Mission Regional Medical Center in Hidalgo County, Texas, on July 3.
Economy
Amid economic uncertainty, south Texas region gets boost with mass production of PPE amid pandemic
A company that mass-produced N-95 masks is expanding into the Del Rio, Texas region, bringing new jobs and a much-needed economic boost with them.
Crime
Police warning people to avoid Weslaco Walmart due to a shooting
This is a breaking story. We are gathering more information. Check KENS5.com for the latest.
Texas News
'The lifeblood of this whole area': Lake Amistad small businesses struggling to survive amid weekend closures
Small business owners said they've lost tens of thousands in revenue since the announcement of weekend closures in July.
At The Border
More than $18 million worth of drugs seized
The two busts were made over the weekend at bridges along the border.
Local News
CBP Commissioner said Title 42 policy is protecting agents from coronavirus
The Commissioner attended the funeral of the first Border Patrol Agent in the Del Rio Sector who died in the line of duty after a losing battle with the coronavirus.
Local News
CBP leader: Title 42 is a public health tool
Officials with the CBP said a rule known as 'Title 42' is reducing crowds in processing centers across the southwest border during the pandemic.
At The Border
President Trump can’t use $3.6 billion in military funds for border wall construction, federal court rules
The 2-1 decision from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals comes as $3.6 billion was slated for construction of about a dozen projects.
Texas News
In a rare move, a Texas veteran who was deported years ago was allowed back home. Now he’s a U.S. citizen.
Frank De La Cruz went to war with the U.S. Navy & came home with a drinking problem. Then he was arrested for DWI, and the government kicked him out of the country.
At The Border
South Texas community outraged as man convicted of killing a federal agent released
Why he was released from federal custody in Indiana remains a mystery.
At The Border
Man convicted of killing federal agent decades ago mysteriously released from federal custody
Communities in the border region of Texas, where the incident is still remembered, are outraged about the release.
Deep Dive
COVID-19 patient recovers after nearly two months in intensive care
Sarah Ayala went to Mission Regional Medical Center in Hidalgo County, Texas, on July 3.
Economy
Amid economic uncertainty, south Texas region gets boost with mass production of PPE amid pandemic
A company that mass-produced N-95 masks is expanding into the Del Rio, Texas region, bringing new jobs and a much-needed economic boost with them.
Crime
Police warning people to avoid Weslaco Walmart due to a shooting
This is a breaking story. We are gathering more information. Check KENS5.com for the latest.
Texas News
'The lifeblood of this whole area': Lake Amistad small businesses struggling to survive amid weekend closures
Small business owners said they've lost tens of thousands in revenue since the announcement of weekend closures in July.
At The Border
More than $18 million worth of drugs seized
The two busts were made over the weekend at bridges along the border.
Local News
CBP Commissioner said Title 42 policy is protecting agents from coronavirus
The Commissioner attended the funeral of the first Border Patrol Agent in the Del Rio Sector who died in the line of duty after a losing battle with the coronavirus.
Local News
CBP leader: Title 42 is a public health tool
Officials with the CBP said a rule known as 'Title 42' is reducing crowds in processing centers across the southwest border during the pandemic.
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