Agency said it is "working to balance the need for public transparency and accountability" after Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-Texas) reported overcrowding and declared "these migrant children need our help right now." Keep Reading
Admin says increase in undocumented children was expected in part because "we have a different policy." Keep Reading
The use of sUAS allows for reconnaissance, surveillance and real-time data essential to effectively patrol large areas of land with limited vehicle access. Keep Reading
The DHS secretary nominee told senators that when he served as deputy secretary and visited with Border Patrol at headquarters and in the field he was told "we need a diverse approach to border security." Keep Reading
Introducing HSToday's new Leadership Interview series to increase clarity on the law and your government. Keep Reading
Multiple dynamic phenomena, domestic and international in origin, influencing illegal flows can be overlooked. Keep Reading
Since establishment, the CCRT has responded to 2,200 questions from the trade community and facilitated clearance of 400 FEMA-arranged flights full of critical medical supplies. Keep Reading
Top names in various sectors of the homeland mission discuss what they see facing our country in the year ahead. Keep Reading
We should be proud of the oath we’ve taken that guides us to give everything to protect our country. Keep Reading
The ruling in Los Angeles said the Trump administration could be held accountable for the psychological effects of its hard-line immigration policies. Keep Reading
Later in a meeting, aides recalled, he suggested that they shoot migrants in the legs to slow them down. That’s not allowed either, they told him. Keep Reading
OIG found that Tecate officials do not create records when they instruct individuals to go to other ports to make their asylum claims. Keep Reading
Defense Secretary Mark Esper has authorized up to 5,500 servicemembers to continue missions along the U.S.-Mexico border in fiscal year 2020. Keep Reading
According to CBP data, total July enforcement actions for individuals crossing the border from Northern Triangle countries decreased by 26 percent from June. Keep Reading
Eighty-seven percent reported at least one negative impact as a result, such as loss of trust, unnecessarily prolonged investigations, and failure to gather evidence or apprehend a target. Keep Reading
I understand the desire of many to want to come here. But at what cost? It could have been at the cost of my husband’s life. Keep Reading
We've scoured the candidates' platforms to see what they're promising in the realm of homeland security. Keep Reading
Homeland Security Today reached out to the 2020 presidential campaign field with questions on perspectives. Keep Reading
Acting CBP Commissioner sounds alarm on "a system-wide emergency that is severely impacting our workforce." Keep Reading
Canadian Abu Henricki says he and other Trinidadians were invited to attempt to penetrate the U.S. borders to mount financial attacks against the country. Keep Reading