Border Report Live

The policy director for the American Immigration Council stated that U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement must significantly alter its operations. Nayna Gupta highlighted the need for accountability following two recent deaths within six days.

A soldier's death is highlighted as a catalyst for a civil rights movement for Mexican-Americans. The Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics is publishing essays on consequential historical moments as part of America's 250th birthday.

The federal government purchased two large immigration detention centers in California. These facilities are now under federal ownership.

The Border Report Live episode discusses the bridge expansion project moving forward despite uncertainty around USMCA. The project is funded through the Department of Transportation's Better Utilizing Investments to Leverage Development (BUILD) grant program.

Preventing New World screwworm infections in pets is critical for owners in the Southwest border region, according to veterinarian Dr. Rebecca Greenstein, a medical advisor for Rover. The online pet-sitting service group is highlighted as a resource for guidance.

The article discusses concerns that Texas' hunting season may be at risk due to the spread of the screwworm parasite. Host Rudy Mireles of Border Report Live provides an update on Texas officials' efforts to prevent the parasite's spread and its implications for upcoming hunting seasons.

A calf infected with New World screwworm was found in La Pryor, Texas, in Zavala County, raising concerns about its connection to the border and Rio Grande Valley. The article questions why testing samples are sent to Iowa instead of being processed closer to the border.