Daily Briefings Newsletter – Border Security (WNB – Border Security today)

A group of local governments sued the federal government for failing to stop the repeated discharges of polluted water into the valley, a San Diego newspaper reported.

Oracle protested the REAN award on Feb. 20, calling it “an egregious abuse” and “shrouded in secrecy” and charging that REAN “serves as a front for AWS” creating a conflict of interest.

"When I take a look back, not long ago, our piers were chock-full of tired and aging cutters," commandant said. "Today, you’ll smell fresh paint."

Pence told the attendees the American people are grateful to DHS employees. “You’ve considered the people of this country more important than yourself," he said.

A skilled hacker could alter the data on an e-Passport chip — like the name, photo, or expiration date — without alerting a border agent, say experts.

P&G will donate testing devices to verify the authenticity of its products, helping CBP officers and trade specialists reduce the possibility of counterfeit goods entering the U.S.

ICE requested $511.1 million for contract/chartered flights and commercial airlines for removals of illegal immigrants.

All seven of the people whose identities Sanchez stole were in immigration removal proceedings.