U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers are increasingly searching electronic devices of travelers entering the country.

The government has long claimed that Fourth Amendment protections prohibiting warrantless searches don't apply at the border.

A growing number of legal U.S. residents and visa holders are being detained or deported after border agents inspect their ...

If you’re a US citizen, “you have the right to say no” to a search, “and they are not allowed to bar you from the country,” ...

The Orthodox Jewish passenger said he was experiencing constipation and found himself exposed when the pilot forcibly removed ...

Several reports of travelers being questioned, detained or refused entry at U.S. ports of entry have emerged in recent weeks as the Trump administration continues to tout a crackdown on illegal ...

U.S. Customs and Border Protection at this port of entry say they arrested a traveler on previous drug possession charges and ...

Agents had barred a French researcher from entering the country following messages criticizing President Donald Trump.

Fabian Schmidt, a New Hampshire resident and green card holder, remains in custody at the Wyatt Detention Center in Central ...