Thousands of migrants sent back to Mexico have missed court dates
The whereabouts of thousands of migrants waiting in Mexico for their upcoming court date in the United States is unknown, according to attorney accounts and data analyzed by CNN.
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Federal judge blocks use of Pentagon funds to build border wall
A federal judge in Texas blocked the Trump administration from using billions of dollars in Pentagon funds for the construction of the border wall.
Texas judge temporarily blocks private border wall build
A Texas judge has temporarily halted the construction of a private wall along the US-Mexico border, delivering a blow to the group that has ardently supported President Donald Trump's push for additional border barriers.
Company building wall for group with Trump ties wins gov't contract
A company touted by White House officials -- and that's already building sections of border wall for a private group with Trump administration ties -- has been awarded $400 million by the government to design and build part of President Donald Trump's border barrier in Yuma County, Arizona.
Trump admin dialing up efforts to 'build that wall,' records show
Three years after chants of "build that wall" became a rallying cry for the candidacy of Donald Trump, his administration is engaged in an increasingly aggressive land grab along the Southwest border to make a new wall a reality, a CNN review of federal court filings shows.
Construction of first new miles of border barrier began last week
Construction began last week on the first new miles of barrier along the US-Mexico border since President Donald Trump took office, according to two Customs and Border Patrol officials familiar with the project.
WaPo: Smugglers in Mexico sawing through parts of Trump's border wall
Smuggling gangs in Mexico have been able to breach new sections of President Donald Trump's border wall in recent months, according to a new report from The Washington Post.
Trump says US building wall in Colorado, which doesn't border Mexico
During a speech on American energy in Pittsburgh on Wednesday, President Donald Trump ticked through his usual issues before making an unusual remark about his long-promised border wall.
Why some say Mexico already built Trump's wall and paid for it
The commander paces in front of a line of troops, preparing them for the day's mission.
Fact check: Trump claims made during Dallas rally
President Donald Trump made at least 26 false claims in his 87-minute rally speech in Dallas on Thursday, including an inaccurate declaration that Texas had somehow profited from one of the costliest hurricanes in American history.
Senate again fails to override border wall emergency declaration
The Republican-controlled Senate failed on Thursday to overturn President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration he has used to pay for a wall on the US-Mexico border.
5 court rulings against President Donald Trump
President Donald Trump has relentlessly pushed to build a border wall and tighten immigration restrictions. He's also fought efforts to acquire his tax returns.
Trump's losses mount in stunning day of setbacks
Five federal courts dealt blows to President Donald Trump on Friday just as the limits of his legal strategy to block an impeachment inquiry became clear.
Judge says Trump's use of emergency funds to build wall is unlawful
A federal judge in Texas ruled Friday that President Donald Trump's national emergency declaration to build a border wall is unlawful and appears poised to block the use of those funds.
Book: Trump raged against refugees from Somalia in private meeting
In the first few months of his administration, President Donald Trump asked then-acting Homeland Security Secretary Elaine Duke why he could not ban refugees from "f*****g Somalia" in a bout of rage at his Bedminster golf club.
New York Times: Trump suggested shooting migrants in the legs
President Donald Trump suggested shooting migrants in the legs in order to slow them down after they crossed the southern border during a March meeting in which he called for a shutdown of the entire US-Mexico border, The New York Times reported Tuesday.
Los Angeles unveils monument to migrants
A migrant father stands tall beside his wife and child in a new monument in downtown Los Angeles.
DACA lawyers argue Trump admin broke law by ending program
The Trump administration violated the law when it decided in 2017 to phase out the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, lawyers supporting the Obama-era program told the Supreme Court on Friday.
House again votes to overturn Trump's border emergency declaration
The House of Representatives on Friday again approved a resolution to overturn President Donald Trump's national emergency border declaration. The vote was 236-174.
Source: Admin looking to divert more money to wall construction
The Trump administration is discussing diverting more money from the Pentagon budget to constructing the border wall, a US official familiar with funding of the project told CNN.
McConnell vows to help Kentucky school delayed by wall funding shift
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said he would defend funding for a new middle school in his home state of Kentucky after it was selected as one of the military projects the Trump administration will delay in order to fund border wall construction.
Here's where the money for the border wall is coming from
The US Department of Defense is diverting an estimated $3.6 billion in military construction funds to help build President Donald Trump's wall on the US-Mexico border.
Reactions vary on Trump using military funds to pay for border wall
The Trump administration's decision to divert $3.6 billion in funding for military construction projects to help build a wall along the southern border with Mexico prompted swift, and mostly critical, responses from lawmakers in Washington but on the ground
Lawmakers furious after learning how military will pay for wall
The Pentagon's announcement that it will divert $3.6 billion in military construction funds to help fund President Donald Trump's border wall has sparked bipartisan anger from lawmakers who learned Wednesday that their states will be impacted by the decision.
