Border Patrol

Doing less with more – that’s U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at work. After detaining fewer illegal aliens and deporting only a trickle, the agency now says it’s out of money. Having spent more taxpayer dollars than ever in the past year, ICE blames its projected $345 million budget shortfall on several factors: . . . Read more about Going Bust, ICE Spends More Letting Illegal Aliens Go

The state of Texas has resumed intensified truck inspections after 53 migrants died in a tractor-trailer rig. But unlike the previous program that snarled border traffic for miles, the new checkpoints will pull back and spread out along smuggling corridors that lead to San Antonio, Houston and Dallas.                                                                                                                                                         Gov. Greg Abbott had suspended his state’s enhanced border inspections after signing security agreements with four northern Mexico governors. But upon the grisly discovery on San Antonio’s south side last month – believed to be the deadliest human smuggling incident in U.S. history — the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) was ordered to reactivate and relocate its checkpoints. Read more about Texas Moves Checkpoints Back After Deadliest Smuggling Discovery

EAGLE PASS, Texas — In one large group, more than 300 migrants crossed the Rio Grande Sunday as temperatures exceeded the 100-degree Fahrenheit mark. As Border Patrol and Texas Highway Patrol Troopers managed nearby traffic, many migrants pleaded for water.

The group consisted of mostly single adults from Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic. Breitbart Texas spoke to several who said they had been traveling for at least four months.  . . . Read more about Group of 300 Migrants Cross into Southwest Texas Border Town

EAGLE PASS, Texas — In one large group, more than 300 migrants crossed the Rio Grande Sunday as temperatures exceeded the 100-degree Fahrenheit mark. As Border Patrol and Texas Highway Patrol Troopers managed nearby traffic, many migrants pleaded for water.

The group consisted of mostly single adults from Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua, and the Dominican Republic. Breitbart Texas spoke to several who said they had been traveling for at least four months.  . . . Read more about Group of 300 Migrants Cross into Southwest Texas Border Town

When photos that at first appeared to show Border Patrol agents on horseback whipping Haitian migrants trying to cross the border illegally last September, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas promised there would be an investigation concluding in “days, if not weeks.” . . . Read more about Report: Biden Admin Set to Discipline Border Patrol Agents Falsely Accused of 'Whipping' Illegal Immigrants

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U.S. Customs and Border Protection apprehended a large number of convicted sex offenders on the southern border in just three short days.

The United States Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz revealed that his personnel arrested the felons in a tweet last week.

Ortiz revealed that Border Patrol agents had arrested ten different sex offenders in the three-day period. . . . Read more about Border Patrol Captures Ten Convicted Sex Offenders Infiltrating America in Three Days

U.S. Customs and Border Protection apprehended a large number of convicted sex offenders on the southern border in just three short days.

The United States Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz revealed that his personnel arrested the felons in a tweet last week.

Ortiz revealed that Border Patrol agents had arrested ten different sex offenders in the three-day period. . . . Read more about Border Patrol Captures Ten Convicted Sex Offenders Infiltrating America in Three Days

(June 1, 2022, Washington, D.C.) — Yesterday the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) submitted a public comment in response to an interim final rule (IFR) that is explicitly designed to facilitate the release of asylum seekers at our southern border, many of whom submit fraudulent or frivolous claims. . . . Read more about FAIR Comments on Rule Designed to Encourage More Illegal Immigration and Fraudulent Asylum Claims

The stories I'm hearing from the southern border are that the Border Patrol is enforcing Title 42 sporadically. The Agents show up one day and are told that they are not doing Title 42 repatriations that day to Mexico. They'll come back into the office a day or two later and they will be informed that they are doing Title 42 again. . . . Read more about Sources: Border Patrol Only Enforcing Title 42 Sporadically