But, teachers are still worried about the presence of Border Patrol affecting attendance and students’ mental well-being, one CMS educator from northern Mecklenburg County told The Observer. He requested anonymity for fear of retaliation.

Victims of violence from U.S. Border Patrol agents look toward the Inter-American Commission of Human Rights as a last-ditch effort for justice.

ACLU of Arizona and the Border Action Network have put together a clever way to respond and teach folks their rights when stopped at a Border Patrol checkpoint. The project, Border Reality, is Wednesday, July 9, from 7:39 to 10:30 a.m. at Armory Park, 221 S.

Protests are planned in North Carolina’s largest city as the Department of Homeland Security’s latest targeted immigration blitz unfolds. Follow for live updates