On May 23, the U.S. Senate once again rejected a proposed border bill, underscoring its significance as a top concern among voters leading up to
Cases of imported malaria in three southern border areas doubled in 2023 compared to the previous year, as reported by the U.S. Centers for Disease
Rep. Roger Williams, a Republican from Texas, plans to present a bill in the House of Representatives this week. The proposed legislation would mandate federal
An overnight decision from a federal appeals court has halted a Texas law permitting authorities to arrest and deport illegal aliens, coming shortly after the
A tragic incident unfolded near Rio Grande City, Texas, on Friday as a helicopter conducting a mission along the southern border crashed, resulting in the
On Friday, a federal judge issued a ruling preventing the Biden administration from illegally diverting taxpayer money away from the southern border wall construction. District
An illegal from Honduras unlawfully entered Eagle Pass, Texas, while wearing a Biden-Harris 2020 shirt. The illegal, who entered the border under Joe Biden’s open
The effort to prevent Texas Governor Greg Abbott from fortifying the southern border is intensifying. This comes as tens of thousands of illegal immigrants continue
Last week, ICE arrested a Guatemalan illegal alien who was convicted of sexually assaulting a child under 14 years old. ICE reports that despite an
Missouri Governor Mike Parson declared this week that the state is sending as many as 200 National Guard soldiers and 22 state highway patrol troopers
Lush, a cosmetics brand that proudly identifies itself as ‘the overly friendly cosmetics shop,’ is facing controversy following an incident at their Dublin, Ireland location
An American bomber aircraft had a close encounter with a Chinese fighter jet, prompting anger from military officials. On Tuesday, the Chinese Shenyang J-11 rapidly
According to reports, Ron DeSantis is expected to enter the 2024 presidential race in mid-May. Florida Governor DeSantis is set to launch his presidential exploratory
On Election Day, four schools in Arizona’s Navajo County that served as polling sites received bomb threats, sparking significant concern among voters and law enforcement.