Rather than intervening unilaterally against the cartels in Mexico, the administration should return to the era of greater ...

Reconciliation” funding bill passes House, moves to Senate; Alien Enemies Act updates; The U.S. military’s growing border and ...

President Trump says he'd like to attack Mexican drug cartels. A unilateral action by the U.S. would be a huge challenge for ...

The buildup of forces underscores how Mr. Trump is breaking with his predecessors’ practice of mostly limiting deployments ...

Approximately 8,600 active duty troops are now at the U.S.-Mexico border, up from about 2,500 at the end of the Biden administration.

The number of Mexican migrants who have died while unlawfully crossing into the United States has doubled since President ...

She has won acclaim for facing down tariff threats, shunning political bluster and skirting White House provocations — while ...

MEXICO CITY—President Trump is pressuring Mexico to allow deeper U.S. military involvement in the fight against drug cartels, people familiar with the discussions said, making security a ...

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Executive orders from the governor’s office show New Mexico has so far authorized over $2 million to be spent on the ...

Noem, Trump's homeland security secretary, defined the constitutional provision as a tool the White House can use in its ...