The southern border state of Texas has authorized “several hundred” of its National Guard soldiers to carry out immigration enforcement, a job that has long been reserved for law enforcement.

the Texas Military Department told the Washington Examiner this week. The state disclosed that 300 members of the Texas National Guard were deputized in a "historic ceremony" in the Rio Grande ...

A new batch of National Guard members has the authority to arrest migrants. Chief Patrol Agent Lloyd Easterling, of the U.S. Border Patrol’s Big Bend Sector, deputized members of the Texas Army ...

The surge in active-duty troops is in addition to some 2,500 National Guard ... include military police units from most major Army installations in the U.S., including Fort Cavazos, Texas; Fort ...

Effective Feb. 5, Texas National ... The Texas Military Department and the Texas Department of Public Safety declined to comment. Texas Department of Public Safety officers guard an entrance ...

The Pentagon is ordering thousands of additional U.S. Army soldiers to the ... Those include approximately 5,000 National Guard troops sent by the state of Texas in a separate mission, as well ...

Due to the rocky terrain, there is no wall along this part of the border, making it a key crossing point, the National Guard officer said. Despite the increased military presence ... One of them has ...

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Border Patrol agents and Texas Army National Guard troops also arrived on the scene. NewsNation followed Casarez as he and Border Patrol agents cleared the brush and tracked the individuals’ footsteps ...

Members of Mexico’s National Guard and the Michoacan state Civil Guard gather in the wake of cartel shootouts that left five soldiers dead and two wounded on Sunday. EL PASO, Texas (Border Report ...

“I got a call, ‘We want you,’ and I took training for about four or four to six weeks, which wasn’t much, in Texas ... a patch that police department employees wear signifying military ...