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Fewer patients at COVID quarantine site for migrants in RGV
At The Border
Fewer patients at COVID quarantine site for migrants in Rio Grande Valley
Having run out of options, Hidalgo County started using a public park to isolate COVID-positive migrants. The temp facility is still in place, but with fewer people.
At The Border
Two migrants killed, several others arrested in human smuggling events in the last two weeks, DPS says
The agency joined the Texas Military Department for a joint press conference at the Texas/Mexico border Thursday morning.
At The Border
Texas military department builds temporary barrier near border
The announcement was made at a weekly media briefing for Gov. Abbott's Operation Lone Star.
At The Border
DPS gives update on Operation Lone Star and border security efforts
DPS troopers describe recent events as part of Operation Lone Star and border security efforts.
At The Border
Father of two granted asylum after surviving danger in his home country and Mexico
Gabriel says it was hard to leave Venezuela, where he was targeted, because his small children are there. Now, he has a chance to bring them to the U.S.
At The Border
Father of two granted asylum after surviving danger in his home country and Mexico
Gabriel says it was hard to leave Venezuela, where he was targeted, because his small children are there. Now, he has a chance to bring them to the U.S.
At The Border
Man says he's 'working hard' to show immigration judge he deserved decision that let him stay in US
Here’s a rare opportunity to hear from an immigration judge and a man who was once in his court – how the encounter 10 years ago turned out.
Together We Rise
Immigration judge proud of young man who he allowed to stay in the US
27-year-old Oscar Gonzalez has graduated, become a US citizen, and gotten married in the 10 years since the judge made his ruling.
At The Border
Migrants mostly from Cuba, Venezuela and Guatemala gather under Del Rio bridge, authorities say
On Nov. 17, KENS 5 spoke to authorities at the border. They told us they were preparing for another potential surge.
At The Border
When Central Americans go missing on their way to the US, their mothers go searching
Searches like these – where parents search for long-lost relatives, with little to go on – aren’t uncommon in south Texas. One sheriff says it's time for reform.
At The Border
When Central Americans go missing on their way to the US, their mothers go searching
Searches like these – where parents search for long-lost relatives, with little to go on – aren’t uncommon in south Texas. One sheriff says it's time for reform.
At The Border
Fewer patients at COVID quarantine site for migrants in Rio Grande Valley
Having run out of options, Hidalgo County started using a public park to isolate COVID-positive migrants. The temp facility is still in place, but with fewer people.
At The Border
Two migrants killed, several others arrested in human smuggling events in the last two weeks, DPS says
The agency joined the Texas Military Department for a joint press conference at the Texas/Mexico border Thursday morning.
At The Border
Texas military department builds temporary barrier near border
The announcement was made at a weekly media briefing for Gov. Abbott's Operation Lone Star.
At The Border
DPS gives update on Operation Lone Star and border security efforts
DPS troopers describe recent events as part of Operation Lone Star and border security efforts.
At The Border
Father of two granted asylum after surviving danger in his home country and Mexico
Gabriel says it was hard to leave Venezuela, where he was targeted, because his small children are there. Now, he has a chance to bring them to the U.S.
At The Border
Father of two granted asylum after surviving danger in his home country and Mexico
Gabriel says it was hard to leave Venezuela, where he was targeted, because his small children are there. Now, he has a chance to bring them to the U.S.
At The Border
Man says he's 'working hard' to show immigration judge he deserved decision that let him stay in US
Here’s a rare opportunity to hear from an immigration judge and a man who was once in his court – how the encounter 10 years ago turned out.
Together We Rise
Immigration judge proud of young man who he allowed to stay in the US
27-year-old Oscar Gonzalez has graduated, become a US citizen, and gotten married in the 10 years since the judge made his ruling.
At The Border
Migrants mostly from Cuba, Venezuela and Guatemala gather under Del Rio bridge, authorities say
On Nov. 17, KENS 5 spoke to authorities at the border. They told us they were preparing for another potential surge.
At The Border
When Central Americans go missing on their way to the US, their mothers go searching
Searches like these – where parents search for long-lost relatives, with little to go on – aren’t uncommon in south Texas. One sheriff says it's time for reform.
At The Border
When Central Americans go missing on their way to the US, their mothers go searching
Searches like these – where parents search for long-lost relatives, with little to go on – aren’t uncommon in south Texas. One sheriff says it's time for reform.
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