Since President Donald Trump cracked down on immigration, large concentrations of migrants in squalid conditions have disappeared, while Tijuana shelters suddenly have empty space.

Hezbollah is rebuilding its arsenal in southern Lebanon, violating a fragile ceasefire with Israel as tensions rise along the northern border amid daily IDF strikes.

The U.S. Border Patrol is monitoring millions of American drivers nationwide in a secretive program to identify and detain people whose travel patterns it deems suspicious.

The dayslong immigration crackdown that arrived in Charlotte, North Carolina, last week appeared to end with the same level of confusion it began with, as local officials announced the operation concluded Thursday while federal officials refuted those claims.

As commander of Operation Midway Blitz, Bovino led a months-long campaign in the Chicago area that led to more than 3,200 arrests, according to CBS News. Federal agents under his command patrolled city neighborhoods, suburbs and transit hubs, smashed car windows, and were captured on video firing tear gas at protesters.

In a bizarre and unexpected incident, contractors working for the U.S. Department of Defence accidentally landed on a beach in Mexico. They planted signs declaring the area as property of the U.S. Department of Defence and labelled it a “restricted area.

People who live along the border watched their aquifers recede as the border wall grew. Now they fear it will happen again.

Once the symbol of the president’s immigration policies, the wall has been eclipsed by his deportation efforts, but with $46.5 billion from Congress, construction is ramping up on the Rio Grande.