San Diego streets, airport flooded with 1,500 migrants after mass-release
Border Patrol dropped more than 1,500 migrants on the streets of San Diego and at the airport since a county-run welcome center closed last week.
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Ex-FBI informant accused of lying about Bidens detained pending trial
Los Angeles — An ex-FBI informant who is accused of lying to investigators about President Biden and his son Hunter’s business dealings was ordered detained pending trial in a Los Angeles court on Monday, just days after he was set free in Nevada. Alexander Smirnov was charged with two counts that amounted to allegedly making up
Bannon Unveils Week’s Agenda: Government Funding NGOs and Border Crisis, Shutdown in the Spotlight
During Monday’s War Room program, Steve Bannon outlined the week’s political focus for Capitol Hill, highlighting the media’s attention on government funding, with a pivotal showdown anticipated in the US House of Representatives on Friday over border security funding. Bannon was focused on the danger of NGOs, especially on Monday, telling his audience, “The NGOs
A majority of Americans believe illegal immigration is a ‘very serious problem’: poll
Most Americans now support building a wall to cut off illegal immigrants arriving through Mexico, according to a new poll released Monday.
Biden and Trump plan dueling visits to U.S.-Mexico border
Washington — President Biden and former President Donald Trump are both set to visit the U.S.-Mexico border in separate events on Thursday, setting up a showdown over immigration, a defining issue of the 2024 election. Mr. Biden will visit Brownsville, Texas, to meet with Border Patrol agents, law enforcement and local leaders as he puts
Trump blames ‘Biden’s border invasion’ for Laken Riley murder, vows ‘largest deportation operation’ if elected
Former President Trump blasted Democrat border security and law enforcement policies for the murder of Georgia student Laken Riley at the hands of an illegal immigrant.
New federal policy gives Native American tribes power to veto green energy development
The nation's top energy regulator quietly green-lit a new policy giving Native American tribes more power in the early stages of hydropower development.