Border Patrol

The discovery led to a seven-hour closure at one of the busiest border crossings

The major trade route was shut for several hours

Some state officials said the order contradicts the governor’s stance that Florida law enforcement should cooperate with federal immigration authorities

Chiefs and sheriffs may need to consider greater enforcement efforts while not injuring police-community relations

As it stands, agents spend about 40% of their time on administrative tasks and caring for people already in custody

We must never forget what happened 20 years ago on 9/11 and what must be done to ensure it never happens again

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The funding would include the hiring of 100 new state troopers and $154 million in overtime

Border Patrol Agent Janenne Ellis, her husband and a few other helping hands spent weeks on the morale-boosting project

The agent was driving along the Rio Grande when gunfire erupted, officials said

The cameras will be rolled out in phases, with personnel along the southwestern and northern borders being the first to get them

A surge in illegal border crossings has led to an uptick in crashes involving vehicles jammed with migrants

"That ball saved his life," said Border Patrol Agent John Leslie

Agent Daniel Cox and another motorist died in a head-on crash

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