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CBP SEIZES $1M IN METH AT ANZALDUAS BRIDGE AS SOUTH TEXAS SEIZURES SURGE

U.S. Customs and Border Protection|Nov 5, 2025
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CBP OFO officers at the Anzalduas International Bridge used non-intrusive inspection to uncover 76 packages of alleged meth totaling 115.74 lbs (approx. $1.03M) in a Dodge Ram on Oct. 27. The narcotics and vehicle were seized; HSI arrested the driver and opened a criminal investigation. This bust aligns with a late-October spike in large meth seizures at South Texas ports, including Pharr and Eagle Pass.

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ICE To Open 24/7 Nashville Call Center To Track Unaccompanied Migrant Children

ICE plans a 24/7 call center in Nashville to collect tips—primarily from state and local police—aimed at locating unaccompanied migrant children and other immigration violators. A contracting document says the facility could process 6,000–7,000 calls per day and feed location data to federal authorities, aligning with a broader Trump administration initiative to find and potentially deport minors who crossed the border alone. The effort builds on expanded 287(g) partnerships and coincides with CoreCivic’s Nashville presence. DHS, ICE and CoreCivic did not immediately comment.

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