The Rio Grande Valley of South Texas has been quiet nearly a month after President Donald Trump returned to the White House armed with border executive orders.

The Washington Examiner photographed how the South Texas border has become quiet in recent weeks as illegal immigration has dropped to historic lows.

Oscar Rene Coronado and Francisco J. Landin Jr. for the Nogales International Film Festival — border wall film festival ...

The steel 2-lane Starr-Camargo International Bridge in Rio Grande City, Texas, is gearing up for an expansion of lanes, ...

The Rio Grande Valley is uniquely positioned to lead in this effort. Our region boasts a strategic location on the U.S.-Mexico border, meaning we are bordered by the world’s largest economy (the ...

U.S. Sen. John Cornyn said Friday the Texas delegation to Congress should play political hardball to persuade federal ...

US Border Patrol knows how to get the job done, we know how to secure the border. All we needed was a president that was ...

Days after President Donald Trump was elected back to the White House, Texas’ Republican leaders floated the idea that the ...

A guest column by writer Morgan Smith about ongoing discussions between the US and Mexican administrations on securing the ...

"Art goes hand in hand with action. Art inspires action, and I think that’s where the role of art becomes effective." ...

AngelaKBorder Pablo De La Rosa reports on local communities in the Rio Grande Valley and Northern Mexico ... year run as a Mexico correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, Althaus covered immigration ...

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