Border Patrol

Authorities are investigating whether human smuggling was involved in Tuesday's collision

The Yuma Police Department assists with a multi-agency security program near the Mexican border

The woman is suspected of stabbing a man in the arm, police say

U.S. Border Patrol Officers had to force their way through a crowd to get to two men detained by agents inside a bus

Johan Mordan, a first-year agent, was patrolling a remote area of southwestern New Mexico

The agency has discontinued its “Safety and Weather Leave” policy, which would have allowed agents to take paid leave under extenuating circumstances

The 2,000-foot-long tunnel started in Tijuana and had reinforced walls, ventilation, lighting and an underground rail system

The drugs were hidden under the floor of a tractor trailer loaded with vegetables

The company said they were changing their policies after reading a leaked memo confirming that agents can't board buses without company consent

The tunnel stretches more than three quarters of a mile from Tijuana, Mexico to San Diego, California

The judge sentenced Heraclio Osorio-Arellanes after hearing tearful statements from the sisters of Brian Terry, the agent who was fatally shot

Over his 35-year career, Arnold has watched the border terrain transform into one of fences and roads, surveillance cameras and sensors

Wolf Valmond had previously served as a Va. police officer and sheriff's deputy