They are tasked with augmenting ongoing operations to enhance border security under the direction of U.S. Northern Command and Joint Task Force North. Active troops were not at the border before ...

The U.S. has long deployed troops to the border under its Joint Task Force North mission, which primarily consists of National Guard forces assisting Customs and Border Protection (CBP ...

The units will operate under the direction of U.S. Northern Command and Joint Task Force North.” Fort Carson Official U.S. Northern Command (USNORTHCOM) made the announcement Friday. USNORTHCOM ...

There are two separate operations going on at the southern border that pre-date the current Trump administration: Joint Task Force North and Operation Lone Star. The first is U.S. Northern Command ...

There are already roughly 2,200 active-duty forces at the border, as part of Northern Command’s border mission based out of El Paso, Joint Task Force-North. The troops will consist of 500 ...

The deployment is through the U.S. Northern Command and Joint Task Force North.

There are already roughly 2,200 active duty forces at the border as part of Joint Task Force-North, US Northern Command’s border mission based out of El Paso, Texas. They help support US Customs ...

“This is just the start.” About 2,200 troops already operate under Joint Task Force-North, the Northern Command’s mission in El Paso, Texas. They work alongside Operation Lonestar, a Texas ...