Border Control
Border Control Articles
[03/22/2006] Whitehouse Whitewash: Bush rules out amnesty for undocumented workers
\nPresident George W. Bush said he was opposed to amnesty or automatic citizenship for the some 12 million undocumented immigrants in the United States. » More
[03/10/2006] Couple shot to death in violent border city
Mexico Police in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, today found the bodies of a man and a woman who were shot to death inside their home. » More
[03/10/2006] Border Patrol agents accused of releasing immigrants for bribes
Two U.S. Border Patrol agents assigned to a joint effort between the United States and Mexico to prosecute more smugglers were under arrest for allegedly releasing illegal immigrants from federal custody in exchange for $300,000 in cash bribes. » More
[03/10/2006] Senate panel backs proposal to double border patrol force
A proposal to nearly double the number of border patrol agents was backed Thursday by the Senate Judiciary Committee, but the panel set aside a House plan to build a 700-mile fence along the Texas-Mexico border. » More
[03/08/2006] Arizona governor orders troops to border
Gov. Janet Napolitano on Wednesday ordered more National Guardsmen posted at the Mexican border to help stop illegal immigrants and curb related crimes. » More
[03/06/2006] Border ID plan worries tourism industry
The U.S. plan to require people traveling between the United States and Canada to have passports or similar identification is already hurting cross-border tourism, and it\'s not even in effect yet, tourism officials said Monday. » More
[02/27/2006] Numbers Don\'t Lie
It\'s time to address the issue of DWIs among illegal immigrants » More
[02/09/2006] Illegal aliens to teach bilingual education?
The largest school district in Texas hopes to get the law changed so it can hire illegal aliens as bilingual teachers. » More
[11/18/2005] 100 arrested at Wal-Mart construction site
Federal immigration agents detained more than 100 workers at a construction site for a new Wal-Mart distribution center, authorities said. » More
[11/18/2005] Designer shoes made for border-crossing
The high-top sneakers cost $215 at a San Diego boutique, but the designer is giving them away to migrants before they cross to this side of the U.S.-Mexican border. » More
[11/17/2005] Momentum builds for fence along U.S.-Mexican border
A once-radical idea to build a 2,000-mile steel-and-wire fence on the U.S.-Mexican border is gaining momentum amid warnings that terrorists can easily sneak into the country. » More
[11/16/2005] NBC\'s Law and Order Implies That Minutemen Are Murderers
90 percent of the propaganda that infowars.com tracks isn\'t in news articles or on news show, it is in fiction programs. That is where the battle for the people\'s mind is being waged, and we all need to be aware of it. » More
[11/02/2005] Report: Agent Assaults Nearly Double Along Border
Assaults against U.S. Border Patrol agents nearly doubled along the Mexican border in the last year as patrols cracking down on drug trafficking and migrant smuggling encountered increasing resistance, it was reported Monday. » More
[10/28/2005] Texas Co. Hired Illegals to Make MREs
A Texas employment agency was sentenced to five years of probation for hiring illegal immigrants to work at the nation\'s top producer of military battlefield rations, federal prosecutors said Thursday. » More
[10/28/2005] County Takes On Illegal Immigrants
\"The illegal immigration is a weapon of mass destruction,\" says one caller on a local radio show.\n » More
[10/21/2005] Army Armored Vehicles help with surveillance mission along southern border
The U.S. Border Patrol is getting help from the U.S. Army to slow illegal immigration along New Mexico\'s southern border. » More
[10/18/2005] US security chief strives to expel all illegal immigrants
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said his department aims without exception to expel all those who enter the United States illegally. » More
[10/13/2005] Gov. Perry Announces Comprehensive Border Security Plan for Texas
“I offer this plan, not because it is the state’s responsibility to control the federal border, but because the State of Texas cannot wait for the federal government to implement needed border security measures.” » More
[10/11/2005] Border agents in armoured cars
US law enforcement officers have started patrolling a remote stretch of the Arizona-Mexico border in armoured cars after agents were shot at, pelted with rocks and rammed by Mexican smugglers in a surge of violence, authorities said. » More
[10/11/2005] Harvest of death on the Eastern Shore
Since 2002, more than 90 people have been injured and 18 killed on the Eastern Shore in accidents involving Hispanic workers driving rogue vehicles. » More
[10/07/2005] Texas Republican introduces measure to tighten border security
With complaints mounting about lax border controls, Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison called Wednesday for giving local police the power to arrest illegal immigrants and for creation of a \"border marshal\" program to let local peace officers help patrol the border.\n » More
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