Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem visited the Rio Grande border, unveiling spinning water buoys to deter crossings.

A total of 399 cases have been filed related to border enforcement efforts in the Southern District of Texas from Dec. 19 - Jan 2, announced U.S. Attorney Nicholas J. Ganjei.

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Noem is expected to talk about new national security technology that will likely be used at the border.

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When President Trump dispatched Fort Carson troops to help secure more than 1,000 miles of mostly rugged and remote terrain along the Southern Border this spring, the flow of migrants northward had ...

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"Stay vigilant and prepare immediately," Texas Department of Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warned state residents.