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Executive Order: Securing the Southern Border Through Enhanced Enforcement
Directs DHS and CBP to complete physical border wall construction and reinstate Remain in Mexico policy for all asylum seekers.
Executive Order · Jul 8, 2026
Border Security and Immigration Enforcement Act of 2026 — House Version
House bill authorizing $46 billion for border wall construction, 10,000 new ICE agents, and mandatory E-Verify for all employers nationwide.
Bill · Jul 7, 2026
Supreme Court: Upholding State Authority on Immigration Enforcement
In a 6-3 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that states have the authority to assist in federal immigration enforcement and detain individuals for immigration violations.
Court Opinion · Jul 6, 2026
DHS Report: Border Wall Effectiveness and Completion Status
DHS reports that completed border wall sections have reduced illegal crossings by 87% in those sectors, with 450 miles now completed or under construction.
Agency Report · Jul 6, 2026
DHS Border Encounter Statistics: June 2026 Report
CBP reports 142,000 southwest border encounters in June 2026, a 38% decrease from the same month last year, with the largest declines in sectors where additional fencing and personnel have been deployed.
Statistics · Jul 5, 2026
CBP Statistics: Southwest Border Encounters Drop 76%
Customs and Border Protection reports that Southwest border encounters dropped 76% year-over-year, from 2.1 million to 504,000 encounters.
Statistics · Jul 1, 2026
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Jun 15, 2026
New Construction Milestone
CBP announced completion of an additional 25 miles of primary barrier in Sector 3.
Source: Border Wall Construction & Funding
May 1, 2026
Congressional Funding Debate
House and Senate committees began negotiations on supplemental border security funding.
Source: Border Wall Construction & Funding
Mar 10, 2026
Court Ruling on Eminent Domain
Federal court ruled in favor of the government in a key eminent domain case in Texas.
Source: Border Wall Construction & Funding
