Human smuggling trial involving freezing deaths near Canada border to begin
Federal prosecutors plan to argue at a Minnesota trial that two men were part of a criminal network stretching from India to ...
Trial to begin in human smuggling case after freezing deaths of Indian family at Canada-US border
Prosecutors will argue Harshkumar Ramanlal Patel and Steve Shand were part of an operation that scouted clients in India, got ...
The ‘Red Revenge’ Tour: A Q&A With San Diego’s Pedro Rios About What to Expect in the Borderlands
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Big Country state rep files bill to ban foreign land ownership
In this week’s episode of Big Country Politics, District 68 Representative David Spiller discussed some of his priorities, ...
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Mass Detention and Returning Migrants to Mexico: Donald Trump’s Plans on Immigration Are Coming into Focus | VIDEO
According to insiders, the Trump administration plans strict border enforcement, rollback Biden policies, and a surge in ...
Trial begins in human smuggling case after young Indian family freeze to death at Canada-US border
Trial begins in human smuggling case after young Indian family freeze to death at Canada-US border - Jagdish Patel was found ...
Indian family freezes at Canada-US border: Trial to begin in human smuggling case
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota have opened a trial against Harshkumar Patel and Steve Shand, charged with smuggling Indian ...
A family froze to death at the US-Canada border. Two accused smugglers face trial
Nearly three years after an Indian family of four froze to death in Canada during an ill-fated attempt to enter the US, two ...
Michigan’s vital role in US-Canada trade, security operations: Behind the scenes
Michigan’s position as a key international border state often flies under the radar, but its significance can’t be ...
Canada will ‘do the work’ to ease Trump officials’ border worries: minister
Public Safety Minister Dominic LeBlanc says he has confidence in the agencies tasked with protecting Canada's borders as rhetoric from the incoming Trump administration heats up.