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Over two dozen illegal aliens dressed in military style camouflage were caught entering Texas from Mexico, according to Fox News reporter Bill Melugin who posted a wild Texas DPS video of the migrants attempting to flee capture. . . . Read more about Dozens of Illegal Aliens Wearing Military Style Camo Caught Entering Texas (Video)

Arizona Governor Doug Ducey started bussing illegal immigrants thousands of miles across the country to Washington DC, following the lead of Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

The Gateway Pundit reported that Texas has transported over 900 illegal aliens to Washington before the expulsion of President Trump’s Title 42. . . . Read more about Arizona Governor Doug Ducey Begins Bussing Illegal Aliens To Washington DC

DEL RIO, Texas—Border officials processed a record 260,450 illegal and inadmissible aliens during April, according to newly released Customs and Border Protection (CBP) data. . . . Read more about Border Agents Encounter Record 260,450 Illegal Immigrants in April

At this rate, anyone who infiltrates the borders will get to stay in the country permanently.

In a decision Monday, Attorney General Merrick Garland authorized judges to consider the “mental health” of illegal alien criminals when deciding if they’re going to be deported. . . . Read more about Merrick Garland Provides Criminal Illegal Aliens with New 'Mental Health' Card to Get Out of Deportation

Customs and Border Protection data from last year show that the Border Patrol apprehended at least 23 people at the southern border who are on the U.S. terror watchlist.

Fox News’ Bill Melugin, who obtained the CBP data through a Freedom of Information Act request, reported Monday that between Jan. 20 and Dec. 27, 2021, the names of 23 individuals who attempted to come across the border matched individuals on the Terrorist Screening Database. . . . Read more about Border Patrol Stopped Chilling Number of People on Terrorist Watchlist at Southern Border in 2021

An illegal alien who had been deported more than 15 times was arrested this month on charges of prostituting a teenage girl in San Antonio. The sex-trafficking case is yet another indictment of lax immigration enforcement and the Biden administration’s wholesale admission of unaccompanied minors into this country. . . . Read more about Biden’s Border Policies Clear the Way for Teen Sex Traffic

Rio Grande Valley Sector Border Patrol agents found three large groups of migrants who crossed the border into Starr County, Texas. The three groups combined for a total of 517 migrants. . . . Read more about 500 Migrants Found in 3 Groups at Single Texas Border Crossing Area

This week, McAllen Attorney Eric Jarvis went before U.S. District Judge Ricardo Hinojosa, who sentenced him to three years and eight months in prison on the charge of “violating the Travel Act” for sending court documents and other information through a phone messaging app to Gulf Cartel-linked smugglers in South Texas. . . . Read more about Texas Attorney Sent to Prison for Working with Mexican Cartel Smugglers

WASHINGTON—As the Supreme Court contemplates the future of the “Remain in Mexico” policy to regain control of our southern border, one group too often neglected in the immigration debate is finally having its voice heard: Angel families who have lost loved ones to illegal alien crime. . . . Read more about Angel Families Speak Out for Remain in Mexico

Nearly three weeks into April and in the middle of a busy news cycle due to a mask mandate court ruling, the Biden administration quietly released the March 2022 border numbers on April 18. U.S.Customs and Border Protection (CBP) revealed that there were 221,303 migrants encountered as they attempted to enter the United States illegally. . . . Read more about March 2022 Border Numbers Highest in Decades, No End in Sight