As temperatures drop below freezing on Wednesday (December 18) in Ciudad Juarez, Mexican officials tried to move an encampment of migrant asylum seekers - including around 200 young children - to shelters.

Mexican children shiver in tents at US border as temperature freezes

A group of mostly Central American migrants gathered next to the border wall dividing the U.S. and Mexico in Tijuana on Saturday (December 14) for a traditional Mexican "posada" or holiday party.

Migrants gather at U.S.-Mexico border for Christmas party

Mexican authorities said Tuesday they have arrested 10 alleged gunmen from a drug cartel commando that attacked a town near the US border, leaving six locals and 17 assailants dead.

Mexico: 10 arrested over deadly battle near US border

Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales, who is under pressure at home not to seal a migration deal with the United States, on Sunday called off White House talks with Donald Trump with just a day to spare, his office announced.

Guatemala president Jimmy Morales calls off US meeting with Donald Trump

President Donald Trump said on Friday Mexico's government had reached a deal with the United States to avert a tariff war by pledging to take "strong measures" to contain the migration of mostly Central Americans crossing the southern US border.

Trump calls off tariffs on Mexico after deal on migration

Mexico wants to sharpen existing measures in its bid to narrow a flood of Central American migrants to the US border, a top Mexican official said on Friday, ahead of planned meetings in Washington over tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump.

Mexico eyes steps to cut immigrant flows to US border: Official

In a blow to the Trump administration's U-Mexico border strategy, a federal court judge in California has expanded the number of migrant families separated at the border that the government may be required to reunite.

US judge may force Trump administration to reunite more families separated at Mexico border

The number of undocumented immigrants stopped at the US border with Mexico soared to more than 76,000 in February, the highest monthly level in years, US Customs and Border Protection said Tuesday.

Illegal US border crossings swell to 76,000 in February, highest in years

US lawmakers have reached an agreement in principle to avoid a new government shutdown at the end of the week, senators announced Monday, including $1.375 billion for a wall on the southern US border.

Reached agreement 'in principle' to avoid new US government shutdown: Senator Shelby

At least 100 Central American migrants tried to illegally cross into the US through the Playas de Tijuana zone after dark on New Year's Eve but were unable to do so, human rights entities reported.

US border agents launch tear gas as migrants try to cross over at Tijuana

Mexican and US citizens who live near the border separating San Diego and Tijuana said a threat from US President Donald Trump to close the southern US border with Mexico unless he gets the money he wants for a wall would wreak havoc on their livelihoods.

People living near border slam Trump’s threat to close US border with Mexico

US Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan said the agency was unable to cope with the thousands of arrivals, as most facilities were built decades ago for men arriving alone.

US border chief urges health funding as second child migrant dies

A balloon launched by a Mexican girl and carrying her Santa present list floated over the US border wall and was found by an Arizona man who granted the 8-year-old's Christmas wishes.

US border wall no match for Mexican girl's Santa wish list

A migrant mother photographed running with her daughters from tear gas at the US-Mexico border said she never expected the US Border Patrol to fire gas canisters at children and families.

Watch: 'There were children,' says migrant mother tear-gassed at US border

Mexico deported scores of Central American migrants arrested after hundreds forced their way through a Mexican police blockade and headed for the United States but were met with tear gas and rubber bullets.

Mexico deports scores of Central American migrants who stormed US border

US President Donald Trump on Thursday renewed a threat to close the US-Mexico border if the situation there gets out of control and warned it would hurt Mexico's trade with the United States.

Trump renews threat to close down entire border with Mexico

US President Donald Trump on Thursday said that he was "bringing out the military" to protect the US border as a caravan of Central American migrants continues through Mexico on their trek to the United States.

Trump 'bringing out the military' to protect US border

They have purchased a section of land the along the Mexican-American border in order to stop Donald Trump from building the border wall.?

Trump's border wall: 'Cards Against Humanity' buys land on Mexican border

Usually Canadians need just a passport to enter the US, which she had, not a visa

Canadian citizen of Indian origin stopped at US border, told she needs immigrant visa

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