Tucson.com | Emily Bregel | December 3, 2025
order agents raided a migrant-aid camp near Arivaca last week, entering private structures without a warrant and arresting three people who were receiving aid there, volunteers with the group No More Deaths said.
Continue readingThe Intercept | Ryan Devereaux | December 2, 2025
The raid on humanitarian aid providers on the U.S.–Mexico divide late last month was the first where Border Patrol entered structures without a warrant.
Continue readingKJZZ | Alisa Reznick | December 2, 2025
The humanitarian group No More Deaths says Border Patrol agents entered their aid camp along the U.S.-Mexico border and made arrests at the end of last month — marking the first time since 2020.
Continue readingTucsonSentinel.com | Paul Ingram | December 1st, 2025
Border Patrol agents raided the No More Deaths camp near Arivaca, Ariz., on Nov. 23 and arrested three people without a warrant to enter the private property, the humanitarian organization said Monday morning
Continue readingDavid Ulloa Jr. – Arizona Republic – 28 October 2025
The recent CBP data measures “enforcement outcomes, not migration flows,” Mónica Ruiz House, a spokesperson for No More Deaths/No Más Muertes, said in a written statement regarding the recent CBP data.
“Decades of border militarization have shown that intensified enforcement pushes migrants to cross through increasingly remote and dangerous areas to avoid detection,” Ruiz House said. “As a result, official apprehensions may decline even as crossings persist and become less visible in official datasets like this one.”