Business leaders and political representatives from the U.S.-Mexico border gathered in El Paso on Wednesday to discuss future investment in America's southern ports of entry. The overarching theme was building bridges in the border region, not walls.

Gil Kerlikowske has stressed that drug use is a public health problem, but the administration has still pursued aggressive enforcement.

Officials say the partnership between a major Mexican drug cartel and a Los Angeles street gang would have created a meth distribution system in Southern California.

Many of the people living in shacks or dug-out holes along the river were people deported from the U.S.

Congressman Gary Miller of California’s Inland Empire is one of several dozen Republican legislators considered susceptible to changing their hardline stances on immigration issues. He faces tough choices about how to respond to a rapidly changing constituency.

A new U.S. Census report says an increasing number of U.S. residents do not speak English in their homes.

Grassroots activity helped derail immigration reform back in 2007. What difference can grassroots lobbying make this time around?

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) announced a new pilot program Friday in which the agency will partner with local communities to better staff and equip international crossings.

The U.S. State Department Friday began processing visa applications from same-sex spouses in the same way that it deals with those from heterosexual married couples.