Fires on the Border? What word would you use to describe the situation?
Area officials are angry that the city has sent young illegal-immigrant offenders to Inland Empire group homes. The city concedes shortcomings in notifying authorities in the homes’ localities. San Bernardino County officials vowed Thursday not to become a dumping ground Read More
SAN FRANCISCO – One of the eight Honduran juvenile crack dealers who fled from a San Bernardino County group home after being put there by San Francisco officials to shield them from deportation has been arrested back in the city, Read More
In Houston, a recent raid by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on an East End rag factory resulted in the detention of 166 women suspected of being undocumented workers, including 10 who were pregnant. The lines of Action Rag employees Read More
An immigration reform activist says the concerns of four border-state governors ought to be enough to convince Congress and the White House to extend the presence of the National Guard on the southern border. In 2006, when the Read More
Both John McCain and Barack Obama are for various forms of amnesty for illegal aliens, but not so Constitution Party candidate Chuck Baldwin. Baldwin’s background as a staunch opponent of abortion and illegal immigration lends him credibility on the issues, Read More
Yuma, Az. July 03, 2008 – Yuma Sector Border Patrol agents assigned to the Yuma Station foiled a smuggling attempt and seize more than 940 pounds of marijuana late Wednesday evening. At approximately 8:30 p.m., a Yuma Sector enforcement specialist Read More
By Christopher Adamo As far back as Sun Tzu, military strategists have well understood the concept that victory in war does not require the destruction of one’s enemy, but merely convincing that enemy that destruction is inevitable if the fight continues. Read More
Laredo, Texas: July 03, 2008 – Border Patrol agents from the Laredo North station detained 27 undocumented aliens after interdicting a smuggling attempt today. Just after midnight Thursday, agents manning the checkpoint located on Interstate 35 north of Laredo conducted Read More
By Alan Caruba The headlines and stories of failing newspapers are beginning to gain momentum. In my home state of New Jersey, the venerable northern daily, The Record, is abandoning its office in Hackensack and the reporters it retains will simply Read More