Border Security

Unlawful border crossings drop for 5th straight month, reaching lowest level since September 2020

Unlawful border crossings have dropped for the 5th straight month, reaching the lowest level since September 2020. This news should come as a relief to those who have been concerned about the issue of illegal immigration. The fact that the number of crossings has decreased shows that progress is being made in addressing this issue. It is essential to bolster the ability to screen and process immigration legally to strengthen our position to deny unlawful entry, as these two goals go hand in hand.

Despite the positive trend of decreasing unlawful border crossings, there are still individuals who continue to perpetuate fear and misinformation about the situation.… Continue reading

North Korean soldiers cross border for third time in 12 days

North Korean soldiers crossing the border for the third time in 12 days has sparked a lot of curiosity and concern. The recent provocations, seemingly insignificant intrusions according to official statements from the South, raise eyebrows and make us wonder about the intentions behind these actions. Are they simply accidents, as claimed, or is there a deeper motive at play?

The situation feels like a game of chess, with North Korea making strategic moves to poke at South Korea, testing their response time and defenses. It’s almost like watching a bad game unfold, with all the rooks in place but no king to be seen.… Continue reading

S.Korea fires warning shots as N.Korean soldiers briefly cross border

As someone who served in the military in South Korea, the recent news of North Korean soldiers briefly crossing the border and South Korea firing warning shots is not something that surprises me. In fact, this kind of activity happens quite often along the heavily guarded border. The idea that North Korea may be probing for weaknesses by carrying out these incursions is not far-fetched. It’s reminiscent of past incidents where North Korean soldiers have pushed boundaries to test reactions.

Having witnessed North Korean soldiers engaging in provocative behavior across the border, such as daring each other to see how far they can go before South Korea responds, it’s clear that these actions are calculated.… Continue reading

Biden signs executive order shutting down southern border

As an outsider looking into the political landscape of the United States, the recent news of President Biden signing an executive order to tighten the southern border has sparked a whirlwind of reactions and debates. It is interesting to see how this decision, which seems to align with what many Republicans have been advocating for, has stirred up such diverse responses.

The intricacies of border security and immigration policies are complex and multifaceted. The ongoing debates around the effectiveness of measures to secure the border, coupled with the humanitarian aspects of managing asylum requests, highlight the challenges faced by policymakers in finding a balanced approach.… Continue reading

Poland to spend $2.5bn making border ‘impenetrable’

Poland’s decision to invest $2.5 billion in making their border ‘impenetrable’ is a bold move that has sparked various reactions and discussions. As history has taught us, defense fortifications are not foolproof, but they do serve a crucial purpose in buying time and preparing for potential threats. The Maginot Line, often cited as a failed defensive structure, did force the Germans to divert their attacks to the Benelux countries, showing that defensive measures can have strategic value.

Given the current geopolitical climate and concerns about potential threats from Russia and beyond, it is not surprising that Poland is taking proactive steps to secure its borders.… Continue reading

This congresswoman was born and raised in Ukraine. She just voted against aid for her homeland

Being born and raised in Ukraine, one would naturally assume that a congresswoman with such a background would prioritize aid for her homeland. However, in a surprising turn of events, this congresswoman, who is a Republican, recently voted against aid for Ukraine. This decision raises eyebrows and sparks a wave of disappointment and outrage among many individuals, both in her district and beyond.

She claims that U.S. border security should be a bigger priority, aligning herself with conservative House Republicans and her deeply conservative central Indiana congressional district. However, it is important to note that her party also voted against border security funding.… Continue reading

Supreme Court allows Texas to begin enforcing controversial immigration law

As a resident of Texas, the recent Supreme Court decision allowing the enforcement of the controversial immigration law has left me with mixed feelings. On one hand, I understand the need for border security and the enforcement of immigration laws. On the other hand, the potential for increased racial profiling and unjust detentions is deeply concerning.

The thought of police officers arresting individuals based on mere suspicion of being in the country illegally raises questions about the violation of civil rights and the potential for abuse of power. How can law enforcement officers determine someone’s immigration status without resorting to racial profiling?… Continue reading

Report: US border patrol nabbed Hezbollah man headed to New York ‘hoping to make a bomb’

I can’t believe the audacity of someone openly admitting to being a terrorist while trying to enter the United States. It’s truly a bizarre and unsettling situation. The fact that this individual was a member of Hezbollah and had been trained in combat tactics raises serious concerns about the potential threat he posed. The border patrol deserves credit for apprehending him and preventing a potentially catastrophic scenario.

The idea that this man was apparently headed to New York with the intention of making a bomb is chilling. It’s a stark reminder of the constant threat of terrorism that looms over us, especially in major metropolitan areas like New York City.… Continue reading

Trump admits he ruined border deal to hurt Democrats

Trump admits he ruined the border deal to hurt Democrats. Yes, you read that right. The man who was elected to serve the American people is openly admitting that he sabotaged legislation aimed at improving our border security just to score political points. This is not the behavior of a leader. This is the behavior of a selfish, power-hungry individual who cares more about his own interests than the well-being of the country.

For years, we have watched as Trump and his Republican cronies have spewed rhetoric about the crisis at the border. They have painted immigrants as villains, using fear and misinformation to push their agenda.… Continue reading

Alejandro Mayorkas: House votes to impeach homeland security secretary

The recent news of the House voting to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has left me feeling frustrated and disillusioned with the state of our political system. While this impeachment proceeding may be dead on arrival in the Senate, as it would require a 2/3 vote to actually remove Mayorkas from office, it raises some important questions about the motivations and integrity of certain politicians.

Opponents of Mayorkas have accused him of not living up to his oath of office by failing to do more to secure the border. However, it’s hard to take these accusations seriously when we consider the actions of Republicans who voted “no” on the impeachment and conviction of former President Trump.… Continue reading