Trump’s Incoming Administration: Day One Focus on Title 42 and Border Security

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to assume office on January 20, 2025, his incoming administration has signaled an aggressive approach to immigration and border security. Karoline Leavitt, Trump’s newly appointed press secretary, outlined the administration’s plans during a recent appearance on Fox News’s Sunday Morning Futures. A key component of these plans is revisiting Title

Borders Under Siege: Firestarter’s Drunken Subway Rage, Shocking Crimes Prove America’s Urgent Need for Security

Introduction: The Crisis Americans Can’t Ignore The murder of a woman on a New York subway by an illegal is a grim reminder of the consequences of unchecked immigration. This shocking incident raises questions about the safety, financial burden, and policies surrounding America’s borders. Here’s what every American needs to know and what President Trump

“Sabotage and Chaos!” Tom Homan Warns of Border Crisis Escalation Under Biden, Promises Massive Action with Trump Return

Border Wall Auction Sparks Outrage: Trump Allies Demand Action The Biden administration is under fire for auctioning off unused border wall panels at a fraction of their value. Critics, including former officials and Trump’s pick for “Border Czar” like Tom Homan, accuse the Biden White House of deliberately undermining future border security efforts and sabotaging

80% of Women in Tijuana’s Migrant Shelters Are from Mexico: What Taxpayers Need to Know

Mexican Women Dominate Migrant Shelters Numerous media reports are exposing the data that shelters in Tijuana report that 80% of the women arriving at their facilities are Mexican nationals. These women claim they are fleeing violence, organized crime, and domestic abuse. “The majority are Mexican women, and this has been going on for the better

One State Cut Ties with Library Association Over Gender Bender Stories in Schools

New Hampshire Cuts Ties with American Library Association: A Bold Statement or a Necessary Move? New Hampshire has joined a growing list of states that have severed ties with the American Library Association (ALA). Governor Chris Sununu’s withdrawal of his state librarian nominee comes alongside the revelation that the New Hampshire State Library (NHSL) exited

A Billion-Dollar Symbol of Diplomacy Amid Budget Showdown

As the United States government faces yet another potential shutdown over spending disputes, the unveiling of the new $1 billion U.S. Embassy in Mexico City has raised eyebrows and sparked a broader conversation about fiscal priorities. The largest embassy in the world, this gleaming complex symbolizes more than just diplomacy; it underscores the need for

Situation Report: Revisiting the 2021 Border Barrier Document Amid a Looming Shutdown

What About the Border Wall? With a government shutdown hanging over our heads and news breaking about the Biden administration selling off unused border wall materials, it’s time to revisit a critical document from 2021: “Office of Management and Budget and U.S. Department of Homeland Security—Pause of Border Barrier Construction and Obligations” (B-333110). This GAO