Arizona residents in this small town are keeping an eye on border patrol agents The Trump Administration has promised to increase border security but some believe patrol agents’ presence is already excessive. Especially within 100 miles of the border where Border Patrol has permission to set up special checkpoints.

Arizona residents in this small town are keeping an eye on border patrol agents The Trump Administration has promised to increase border security but some believe patrol agents’ presence is already excessive. Especially within 100 miles of the border where Border Patrol has permission to set up special checkpoints.

Arizona residents in this small town are keeping an eye on border patrol agents The Trump Administration has promised to increase border security but some believe patrol agents’ presence is already excessive. Especially within 100 miles of the border where Border Patrol has permission to set up special checkpoints.

PHOTOS: U.S. Border agents pursue human and drug smugglers near Mexican border U.S. Border patrol captured several immigrants on Tuesday near the U.S.-Mexico border in Roma, TX.

Trump: Border Patrol union's endorsement is proof that a wall is 'very necessary' Less than a week after securing the delegates needed to capture the Republican nomination, Donald Trump took to Twitter to thank the union that represents the U.S. Border Patrol agents for endorsing him for president. “The endorsement of me by the Read more ... 16,500 Border Patrol Agents was the first time that

Union for Border Patrol agents under fire for endorsing Donald Trump The tears begin flowing the moment the U.S. Border Patrol agents swing open the doors of the border enforcement zone, allowing Mexican families to step through and reunite with loved ones at the border fence near San Diego.

The Border Patrol has launched a recruitment effort for female agents Border Patrol Agent Erica Sanchez is a rarity in the Border Patrol. Just 5% of the agency's 21,000 agents nationwide are women.

Border Patrol absolves itself in dozens of cases of lethal force A U.S. Border Patrol agent who killed an unarmed 15-year-old Mexican boy by shooting him in the face after a rock-throwing incident on a border bridge to El Paso in 2010 was recently cleared of wrongdoing by the agency's internal affairs office.

Judge Awards Mexican Man $500,000 For Getting Shot In The Back By Border Patrol Agent