[Editor’s note: this version of the story includes a link to a story of known terrorists who have come over the US border, better explaining the connection of this event to border concerns.] On the morning of January 1, 2025, New Orleans was struck by a devastating act of terrorism as a rented Ford pickup
Unbelievable Insights from Ben Bergquam: A Night at the Border Ben Bergquam, known for his fervent reporting, shares a firsthand account of what he describes as a shocking scene at the U.S. border. He starts with disbelief, “Unbelievable, just got down here,” as he paints a vivid picture of what he witnessed at the San
Ben Bergquam recently posted a short video on his social media, sharing a moment of unexpected irony while reporting on the southern border. While covering an incident involving illegal immigrants beaching their boat near Solano Beach, California, Bergquam caught sight of Vice President-elect JD Vance walking along the beach with his family. The report of
Mass deportations proposed by President-elect Donald Trump could cost Mexico tens of billions of dollars and destabilize its economy. According to economist Ismael Plascencia López, the impact could stretch far beyond remittance losses, creating a humanitarian and logistical crisis. And as long as open borders in the US are an attraction to draw people from
Summary: In a passionate social media post, Ben Bergquam highlights cartel exploitation of American farmers in California’s Central Valley. He warns against buying stolen cartel fruit, emphasizing the millions they rake in from illegal activities. His message is clear: before expanding legal migration programs like H-1B visas, America must prioritize halting illegal immigration and holding
Report on Court Order Against Biden Administration on Border Wall Materials IntroductionThe Biden administration has been directed to cease selling materials intended for constructing the southern border wall, following legal action spearheaded by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. This development occurs as the incoming Trump administration prepares to resume stricter immigration policies, including the continuation
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