In an exclusive interview for Real America’s Voice, Ben Bergquam unveiled a detailed exposé on the hidden networks fueling illegal immigration in Springfield, Ohio. The story arrives at a pivotal moment as President-elect Donald Trump appoints Tom Homan to oversee the U.S. Southern Border and pledges to dismantle NGOs and nonprofits exacerbating this national issue.
Brace yourselves, patriots. President-elect Donald Trump has made a game-changing announcement: he plans to name Kash Patel as the next FBI director. This move is set to shake up the system, sending shockwaves through Washington, D.C., and the entrenched bureaucracy that many believe has been working against the American people for years. Here is how
President Trump is ramping up his immigration crackdown, pushing for a controversial move that would allow local sheriffs across America to take on more authority in enforcing immigration laws. The idea centers around expanding the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) 287(g) program, a collaboration between ICE and state or local law enforcement. This move
Governor Kathy Hochul’s recent comments on immigration and deportations are raising eyebrows, especially among supporters of President Trump. For years, New York has been seen as a sanctuary for immigrants, a state with laws that protect those here without proper documentation. But now, Hochul seems to be shifting her stance—at least in part—on how her
Former ICE Director Tom Homan has never been afraid of speaking the truth, and his latest remarks on Fox News served as a bold warning to those involved in what he terms the “border invasion.” Speaking on the heels of heightened threats against Trump-era officials, Homan doubled down on accountability, transparency, and justice. “We’re going
On Thanksgiving Day, while families across the United States gathered to celebrate, a sobbing 10-year-old boy was found alone at the southern border by Texas State Troopers. Human smugglers had abandoned him, leaving him scared, confused, and searching for his parents, who had already crossed into the U.S The boy, a native of El Salvador,
On Monday, Fox News host Sean Hannity and President Trump’s nominee for Border Czar, Tom Homan, dissected Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s controversial stance on federal immigration enforcement. Johnston’s declaration that he would willingly face arrest to protect illegal immigrants in his city sparked sharp criticism from Homan, who asserted that the mayor’s position blatantly defies