On the southern border, there is a legal concept known as “reasonable fear.” If an asylum officer determines that a migrant has a “reasonable fear of persecution or torture” if returned to their home country, then removal procedures can be delayed. And, in the current border crisis, there’s been no greater source of “reasonable fear” cases than the Mexican drug cartels and organized crime.
Posted in Drugs and Cartels
An all-out cartel war just exploded south of the border in Mexico and now officials are warning the violence could spill into the United States. A mile from the Texas Mexico border Cartel Gun battles resulted in six people killed and vehicles with texas license plates burned and shot to pieces – this is all according to state police.
Posted in Drugs and Cartels
In this eye-opening documentary, we dive into the heart of TJ, where crime and violence are part of daily life. With insights from former law enforcement officer Ed Calderon and ex-dope boy Fernando Puente, we uncover the truth behind Tijuana’s notorious drug cartels, the shifting dynamics of power, and the impact of U.S. drug policies on local crime.
Posted in Drugs and Cartels, Military
Posted in Drugs and Cartels, Immigration
Border Patrol tracks down 15 smugglers in harsh desert terrain and seizes contraband valued at over $13,000.
Posted in Drugs and Cartels, Immigration
A sheriff’s office in Central California announced a big theft ring of AG equipment has been uncovered and claims Mexican cartels are funding it. They blame the problem on an unsecured border and say lawmakers must be held accountable.
Posted in California Story, Crime, Drugs and Cartels
Laura Loomer
Posted in Documentary, Drugs and Cartels, Immigration
Chris Clem is a seasoned law enforcement leader with over 27 years in the U.S. Border Patrol, rising to the role of Chief Patrol Agent. Known for his expertise in border security and immigration, Clem has testified before Congress and contributed to national discussions on border policy through various media outlets, including Newsweek.
Posted in Crime, Drugs and Cartels
