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Stephen Miller is a top immigration authority who got Washington experience working for Senator Jeff Sessions and later for President Trump in the White House. Lately he has been appearing on TV discussing the threat posed by the new administration’s border policy. President Biden’s proposed immigration legislation is beyond extreme in its intent — Miller […] February 22nd, 2021 | Category: Democrats for open borders | Tags: amnesty, asylum, Biden, border, Border Patrol, China, crime, enforcement, globalist, ICE, Julliette Kayyam, legislation, Maria Bartiromo, national sovereignty, nationhood, Peter Navarro, public safety, sovereignty, Stephen Miller |  Email This Post |  Print This Post Monday’s Washington Times highlighted a border enforcement success in taking out the cartel spotters who hang out in the hills and keep an eye on where the Border Patrol is active so smugglers can bring in their loads more successfully. It would be wrong to think that valuable illegal drugs are sent randomly into […] December 2nd, 2019 | Category: cartel crime | Tags: aliens, border, Border Patrol, cartel, crime, criminal, drug smuggling, enforcement, Mexico, smuggler | Email This Post | Print This Post The new Border Patrol commissioner, Mark Morgan, appeared on Fox News’ morning show on Thursday to discuss what’s happening down on the edge of the third world. The upshot is that the aliens keep coming, with more than double the arrests compared with last year. Unfortunately, the arrests are quickly followed by releases, so the […] October 31st, 2019 | Category: immigration refugee asylum scams | Tags: asylee, asylum, asylum fraud, border, Border Patrol, border wall, drug smuggling, enforcement, illegal aliens, illegal immigration, Mark Morgan, national security | Email This Post | Print This Post President Trump’s speech last Tuesday at the United Nations was notable for strong statements on several subjects, particular its support for national sovereignty against globalism. He stood up for America while still being respectful of other countries and their rights. He discussed immigration at length, and that it’s not beneficial for either the sending or […] September 30th, 2019 | Category: Democrats for open borders | Tags: aliens, Border Patrol, Congress, Democrat, enforcement, immigration, impeachment, Lou Dobbs, open border, President Trump, Rush Limbaugh, Speaker Pelosi, United Nations | Email This Post | Print This Post Here’s an update report from the government’s border fence project, which finally seems to have gotten going. It seems well designed, with two fences and a space in between that allows border agents to nab foreigners. Below, Fox New reporter William La Jeunesse showed the fencing that has been built on the border near San […] August 13th, 2019 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: border, border fence, Border Patrol, border wall, California, Congress, cost, E-verify, enforcement, illegal, immigration, Mark Morgan, William La Jeunesse | Email This Post | Print This Post Tucker’s discussion with Mark Morgan about what can be done regarding border anarchy was brief but packed with a lot of information. Morgan is realistic enough about open-borders Democrats to understand the current House of Representatives is unlikely to pass the legislation needed to update our very inadequate immigration laws. So he has some stand-alone […] May 30th, 2019 | Category: immigration enforcement | Tags: aliens, amnesty, border, Border Patrol, Congress, crime, deport, ICE, illegal immigration, Mark Morgan, national security, public safety, Tucker Carlson | Email This Post | Print This Post Imagine American parents were inserting their children into a very dangerous situation in order to help commit a crime — US authorities would arrest the adults for child endangerment in a heartbeat. However when the perps are foreigners in the process of invading America across the Rio Grande, they receive the assistance of Border Patrol […] May 7th, 2019 | Category: border anarchy | Tags: aliens, Border Patrol, enforcement, illegal aliens, illegal immigration, Laura Ingraham, Mexico, national security, open border, public safety, Raymond Arroyo, Rio Grande | Email This Post | Print This Post Fans of Barack Obama like to imagine that his administration was “scandal free” though nothing can be further from the truth. There were plenty of audaciously evil scandals, but the adoring liberal media never reported on them so they barely exist. Breitbart has an instructive list: 18 Major Scandals in Obama’s ‘Scandal-Free’ Presidency. Near the […] June 8th, 2017 | Category: border security | Tags: aliens, arizona, border, Border Patrol, Brian Terry, Congress, Congress oversight, crime, enforcement, Fast & Furious, gunwalking, Mexican cartels, Mexico, national security, public safety | Email This Post | Print This Post There’s not much news coverage from the open borders in these days of political hysteria, but the occasional report does note the surge of illegals who fear a President Trump who has promised enforcement of America’s perimeter. CBS reported last week about the Surge of migrants illegally crossing U.S.-Mexico border ahead of election. Nowadays the […] October 31st, 2016 | Category: border anarchy | Tags: aliens, border, Border Patrol, Congress, crime, drug smuggling, illegal, illegal workers, immigration, jihad, violence | Email This Post | Print This Post Donald Trump made his first big splash as a presidential candidate by speaking honestly about the crushing problems of immigration, particularly the illegal variety. His pledge to build a big border wall with Mexico paying for it is a hu-u-u-u-ge crowd pleaser during campaign speeches. His attention to immigration issues convinced the National Border Patrol […] March 31st, 2016 | Category: border security | Tags: border, Border Patrol, Congress, illegal, immigration, jihad, national security, wall | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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