Border Security

Lawmakers expressed outrage over Trump's plan to take $1 billion from the Army's personnel account to pay for a border wall.

The money will help build 57 miles of 18-foot-high fencing on the Yuma and El Paso sections of the border.

The Marine Corps' top general is pleading with the Navy secretary to address several unplanned expenses.

The Pentagon finally released the list of the military construction projects that could be used to fund the border wall.

The White House insisted there is no final list of military construction projects that would be put on hold.

The Pentagon has not fulfilled a promise to disclose a list military projects that would be delayed to fund the border wall.

The Defense Department plans to "defer" spending on some projects, hoping to get the funding back later.

Air Force Gen. Terrence O'Shaughnessy told the Senate Armed Services Committee that the threats "are not military in nature."

Taking military project money for border wall funding has members of Congress nervous.

President Donald Trump's border policies have drawn comparisons to the internment of Japanese-Americans in World War II.