Ben Bergquam’s Commentary on Immigration, NGOs, and California’s Priorities Ben Bergquam, founder of Frontline America and host of Law and Border on Real America’s Voice, has been vocal about what he views as a “systemic failure” at the U.S. southern border. Recently, Bergquam filmed a group of young men at a San Diego port of
Tom Homan, former ICE director and Trump’s pick for incoming border czar, has declared war on sanctuary cities, starting with Chicago. Speaking at a holiday event, Homan didn’t mince words. “Chicago’s in trouble because your mayor sucks and your governor sucks,” he said bluntly, referring to Mayor Brandon Johnson and Governor J.B. Pritzker. Homan vowed
The Republican-controlled House has passed the Laken Riley Act on Tuesday, a hardline immigration bill named after a Georgia nursing student tragically murdered by an illegal immigrant. The vote marked the first major legislation of the new Congress, sending shockwaves through Washington and setting up a contentious Senate battle. Bipartisan House Vote The bill passed
A Chilling New Year’s Day in Las Vegas A deadly explosion shook the entrance of the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day, leaving one person dead and seven others injured. The blast originated from a Tesla Cybertruck, which burst into flames just outside the hotel doors. Officials quickly classified the incident
In a move that has ignited widespread criticism, outgoing Democrat President Joe Biden authorized the release of 11 Yemeni prisoners from Guantánamo Bay to Oman, reducing the notorious prison’s population to just 15 detainees. This decision, part of Biden’s last-ditch effort to fulfill his campaign promise of closing Guantánamo Bay, has sparked accusations of betrayal,
Migrant Caravan Heads to the U.S. Border as Tensions Rise The first major migrant caravan of 2025 is making its way north through Mexico, with hundreds of asylum-seekers aiming to reach the U.S. border. As these individuals trek toward safety and opportunity, concerns over the U.S. government’s evolving immigration policies loom large. News of the
White House Fumbles Executive Order Blocking Nippon Steel’s $15 Billion Acquisition of U.S. Steel The White House appeared to make a glaring mistake in its executive order Friday, barring Nippon Steel’s $15 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel. The order inadvertently included language from a May executive order on Chinese real estate transactions, leaving many questioning