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Spanish authorities have deported four Moroccan nationals from the enclave of Ceuta after they injured three members of the Civil Guard during a confrontation. The expulsions follow an investigation into the violent incident involving border officials.
Russian border officials are reportedly stopping citizens and foreigners, questioning them about their views on the war, and inspecting their mobile devices, including deleted WhatsApp conversations and emails.
Border officials discovered reptiles hidden inside a moving pillowcase in a car that had been seized. The unusual find led to an investigation into the smuggling attempt.
US border officials are authorized to inspect travelers' electronic devices during airport inspections, raising questions about their ability to recover deleted messages and the clarity of policy regarding this capability.
The US Supreme Court has eased rules for deporting green card holders accused of certain crimes. This decision allows border officials to deny re-entry to permanent residents if they are accused of criminal offenses.
New Zealand health professionals and border officials are on alert for diphtheria, with the Ministry of Health in contact with Australian authorities regarding potential health threats following an outbreak in Australia.
A federal judge in California ruled that border officials violated a previous order regarding warrantless arrests, mandating thorough documentation for all future stops across 34 counties.
Italian border officials at Chiasso arrested a nervous man attempting to smuggle 15 kilograms of cocaine into Italy in a car with Swiss license plates that was not registered to him.
Canadian border officials seized 600 pounds of suspected methamphetamine earlier this month, arresting a 29-year-old driver in a major drug bust.
Border officials and medical personnel successfully intervened to treat an American visitor suffering from symptoms of a potential stroke at a northern checkpoint. The incident highlights improved emergency response protocols at major transit hubs.
Four kites crossed from the Gaza border into Israel, prompting Gaza border officials to call for a strong IDF response amid fears of escalation.
A young man attempting to travel from Mallorca to Ireland was apprehended after border officials discovered his passport was fake, reportedly purchased on TikTok.
Lithuanian border officials found 17 irregular migrants in a car driven by a Romanian citizen in the Ukmergė district. No illegal migrants were recorded at the border with Belarus.
Following the arrest of several police and border officials in connection with an alleged organized crime scandal, Interior Minister Vladislavas Kondratovičius has instructed the heads of these institutions to report on measures taken.
Belarus is reportedly developing new military training grounds and logistics routes in collaboration with Russia, according to border officials, signaling deeper military integration.
More than a dozen refugees attempting to reach the EU from Bosnia have accused border officials and police of violence, including assault and robbery, along the Bosnia-Croatia border.
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Border officials at Jasenovac intercepted a car from France containing five kilograms of loose tobacco and 1,000 cigarettes in an attempted smuggling operation.
Latvian border officials in Kraslava apprehended 28 individuals who had illegally crossed the state border from Belarus via an excavated underground tunnel.
Migrants have reportedly entered Lithuania through self-built tunnels and attacked border officials, while the intelligence service simultaneously warned of a potential Russian false-flag operation. Belarusian autocrat Alexander Lukashenko is accused of instrumentalizing migration to create chaos.
Border officials at the Medininkai checkpoint in Lithuania apprehended a Belarusian man who was wanted by Polish police under a European arrest warrant.
Vienna Airport is under scrutiny for having only three border officials to process over 300 passengers arriving on a single Airbus A350-900 flight, highlighting potential staffing issues.
House Judiciary Republicans revealed that Biden-era border officials released Jose Medina-Medina, an alleged killer of a Chicago student, despite documents showing he had no asylum claim, citing a lack of space.
US border officials intercepted a tractor attempting to smuggle 39 pythons into Mexico, seizing the reptiles.
The ancient weapons were intercepted from a shipment sent before US airstrikes on the country