New military zones in that state and Texas are part of the administration's effort to reduce border crossings by snaring ...

Federal magistrate judges in New Mexico have started dismissing military-base trespassing charges against immigrants who ...

A judge has dismissed trespassing charges against 98 people who were arrested along the Southwestern border for entering the newly created National Defense Area.

Trespassing charges have been dropped for 98 immigrants who crossed into a New Mexico military zone with a judge finding no probable cause of them knowing they were entering a restricted area.

(Reuters) - A U.S. judge in New Mexico on Thursday dismissed trespassing charges ... crossing the border illegally and trespassing in the military zones in New Mexico and Texas, and potential ...

LAS CRUCES, N.M. — A federal judge ... s southern border to be an Army base. Around 400 migrants had been charged with willfully violating security regulations — misdemeanor charges that ...

US Judge Dismisses Charges Against ... 180 miles of the border. U.S. Army troops patrol the area and can detain civilians entering it. A second buffer zone was set up in Texas this month.

Supported by By Jack Healy Leo Dominguez and Seamus Hughes Photographs by Paul Ratje Reporting from the U.S.-Mexico border in New Mexico A federal judge this week dismissed charges against nearly ...

A U.S. judge in New Mexico on Thursday dismissed trespassing charges against dozens of migrants caught in a new military zone ...