Ryan Devereaux

The Justice Department won’t charge the Border Patrol agents who killed Raymond Mattia, a Tohono O’odham man. The family can’t get answers.

Officials said Border Patrol in Arizona is caging asylum-seekers in squalor, including overflowing toilets, against a federal court order.

Wildlife Services, a federal agency, distributes government cyanide bombs to kill predators at the behest of the livestock industry lobby.

Texas state police bought Israeli phone-tracking software as part of Gov. Greg Abbott’s troubled border crackdown.

Photos taken by The Intercept show dozens of people trapped in cages with little shade in a lethal Arizona desert.

President Joe Biden fast-tracked a mine for a green energy project in Arizona’s Patagonia Mountains. It could devastate the ecosystem.

Raymond Mattia’s family said the partial release of body camera footage “feels like a cheap attempt to justify what they did.”

DHS has thousands of border lights that, if switched on, could devastate the delicate ecosystems of Arizona’s deserts, a new report says.

As President Joe Biden swaps one asylum crackdown for another, the border’s lethality endures.

The ACLU’s Keegan Medrano, a queer, Native advocate in Helena, said Zephyr’s expulsion was the culmination of months of attacks from Montana’s far right.

The Department of Homeland Security and Customs and Border Protection’s border surveillance violated pastor Kaji Dousa’s constitutional rights.

Republicans used conspiracy theories and unsound science in a hearing proposing to end protections for wolves and grizzlies.

Republican lawmakers want to challenge the federal government at the Supreme Court.

In court, the feds said Oak Flat would be in the hands of mining giants Rio Tinto and BHP by early summer.

With migrant deaths at record highs, researchers say intensified border militarization is making a deadly problem much worse.

Former U.S. wildlife official Chris Serhveen lost faith in delisting when Montana’s GOP revealed its anti-bear “hysteria.”

Just ahead of Joe Biden’s visit to Mexico to discuss the border, authorities there arrested the drug kingpin El Chapo’s son.

After being shut down by local protesters, Ducey told a federal judge he would remove the shipping container wall.

The decision came as part of a lawsuit from environmental groups filed after the deadliest year for Yellowstone wolves since their reintroduction.

Two new lawsuits want to hold federal and state leaders accountable for failing to protect the iconic predators.