The move—on Day 28 of the closure—is Trump's first major overture since Jan. 8.

Issues include outdated facilities that aren't set up to handle the increase in family migrants and a clogged immigration court system.

At least three volleys are sent into a crowd of about 150 trying to breach the border fence near Tijuana's beach in the early hours of 2019.

It is the starkest admission yet by the president's inner circle that his signature campaign pledge would not be fulfilled.

Spanish aid group, which made the rescue in waters near Libya, sets off for port at Algeciras after calls to other nations go unanswered.

Agents in riot gear stop protesters as they try to move forward to offer a ceremonial blessing near the wall in support of asylum seekers.

The future interior chief says there is no agreement with the Trump administration on a "Remain in Mexico" plan for Central American migrants.

The stream of migrants crossing the Mexican border these days includes many who come from the other side of the world.

Thousands of U.S. troops to stop an "invasion" of migrants. Tent cities for asylum seekers. An end to birthright citizenship. These are just a few of the president's hard-line immigration declarations.