There's another wall President Trump is building -- without spending a single cent on concrete or steel. And a big piece of it just became official.

There's little doubt that immigration will be an issue many voters are weighing as they head to the polls in November. But a new report highlights an interesting fact to think about as the 2020 presidential election looms: A record number of immigrants are eligible to vote.

A federal judge in Arizona ruled that conditions in US Customs and Border Protection migrant holding cells in the agency's Tucson sector violated the Constitution.

The Census Bureau is ramping up recruiting in a push to hire up to half a million temporary workers for this year's count.

Two Colorado lawmakers have introduced a bill to replace the term "illegal alien" with "undocumented immigrant."

Construction crews blowing up parts of a national monument to make way for the border wall could be on the verge of destroying sacred burial sites, an Arizona congressman who represents the area told CNN.

A political war of words between New York City and Washington has escalated after a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent shot an apparently unarmed man in Brooklyn.

Experts say travel restrictions the Trump administration put in place to stop the novel coronavirus from spreading could have unintended consequences that undermine that effort.

A tip from an anonymous caller led police in Laredo, Texas, to a surprising discovery: 36 migrants trapped in a hidden compartment inside a dump truck that appeared to be hauling gravel.

They left Iran with valid visas in hand. But hours after landing in the US, they were forced to turn back on flights they never expected to take.