Customs And Border Protection Agency
- All
- News
-
Woman Found Carrying Giraffe Poop At US Airport, Wanted To Make Its Necklace
The woman said that she would use animal poop to make jewellery and had also used moose faeces in the past.
-
Two Girls, 3 And 5, Dropped Over 14-Foot Wall At US-Mexico Border
Two small Ecuadoran girls were hoisted over and dropped from top of a 14-foot wall marking US-Mexican border in the middle of night before being picked up by US Customs and Border Protection officers, the agency said.
-
Indian Man Is First Case In US Border Protection Custody To Have COVID-19
A 31-year-old Indian man, who was apprehended on the suspicion of illegally crossing into America through the US-Mexico border, has tested positive for the COVID-19, becoming the first individual in the border protection agency's custody to be infected with the virus.
-
US Border Chief Quits Amid Outcry Over Child Detainees
The acting commissioner of the US Customs and Border Protection agency announced his resignation on Tuesday amid a public outcry over alarming detention conditions of migrant children in Texas.
-
Migrant Child Dies In US Custody On Christmas, Second Death This Month
An 8-year-old Guatemalan child detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection died early Tuesday at a hospital in New Mexico, the agency reported, the second migrant child to die in government custody this month.
-
US Border Post Reopens, Tear Gas Fired As Migrants Flee From Mexico
US authorities have re-opened the San Ysidro port of entry into Mexico after briefly closing it following an attempt by hundreds of migrants to breach a fence, the Customs and Border Protection agency said Sunday.
-
Australian Muslim Activist Deported From US For Not Having The Right Visa
A high-profile Australian author and Muslim activist was refused entry to the United States Thursday and put on a plane home after arriving for a speaking engagement, sparking calls for a re-think by border officials.
-
UK PM's Office To Probe Case Of British Muslim Family Barred From US
British Prime Minister David Cameron's office said on Wednesday it was looking into the case of a family of 11 British Muslims who were refused permission to board a flight from London to Los Angeles to visit Disneyland.
-
Government Issues Advisory To Students Travelling To US
The government on Wednesday issued an advisory to Indian students desirous of studying in the United States to perform due diligence before joining any institution in that country.
-
Woman Found Carrying Giraffe Poop At US Airport, Wanted To Make Its Necklace
The woman said that she would use animal poop to make jewellery and had also used moose faeces in the past.
-
Two Girls, 3 And 5, Dropped Over 14-Foot Wall At US-Mexico Border
Two small Ecuadoran girls were hoisted over and dropped from top of a 14-foot wall marking US-Mexican border in the middle of night before being picked up by US Customs and Border Protection officers, the agency said.
-
Indian Man Is First Case In US Border Protection Custody To Have COVID-19
A 31-year-old Indian man, who was apprehended on the suspicion of illegally crossing into America through the US-Mexico border, has tested positive for the COVID-19, becoming the first individual in the border protection agency's custody to be infected with the virus.
-
US Border Chief Quits Amid Outcry Over Child Detainees
The acting commissioner of the US Customs and Border Protection agency announced his resignation on Tuesday amid a public outcry over alarming detention conditions of migrant children in Texas.
-
Migrant Child Dies In US Custody On Christmas, Second Death This Month
An 8-year-old Guatemalan child detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection died early Tuesday at a hospital in New Mexico, the agency reported, the second migrant child to die in government custody this month.
-
US Border Post Reopens, Tear Gas Fired As Migrants Flee From Mexico
US authorities have re-opened the San Ysidro port of entry into Mexico after briefly closing it following an attempt by hundreds of migrants to breach a fence, the Customs and Border Protection agency said Sunday.
-
Australian Muslim Activist Deported From US For Not Having The Right Visa
A high-profile Australian author and Muslim activist was refused entry to the United States Thursday and put on a plane home after arriving for a speaking engagement, sparking calls for a re-think by border officials.
-
UK PM's Office To Probe Case Of British Muslim Family Barred From US
British Prime Minister David Cameron's office said on Wednesday it was looking into the case of a family of 11 British Muslims who were refused permission to board a flight from London to Los Angeles to visit Disneyland.
-
Government Issues Advisory To Students Travelling To US
The government on Wednesday issued an advisory to Indian students desirous of studying in the United States to perform due diligence before joining any institution in that country.
