A report released today by Human Rights First alleges that officials at the U.S.-Mexico border have been routinely and illegally turning away asylum seekers.

At an industry meet-up, the wall was played down, but surveillance technology and hard-line policies were talked up.

At an industry conference, security officials envision aggressive data-mining technology for vetting travelers and immigrants.

A new book by Mexican author Valeria Luiselli depicts the ways the U.S. failed in responding to the crisis of children arriving from Central America.

A bipartisan bill would require CBP agents to get a warrant to search Americans’ phones or laptops, or to access their social media accounts.