KVIA El Paso | Operation Fast and Furious doesn’t like competition when it comes to distributing guns to drug cartels.
CBS | Illegal aliens get craftier in their attempts to fool Border Patrol agents.
KVIA ABC-7 | ‘Predators can fly up to 18 hours straight. Each unmanned aircraft costs $18.5 million dollars and some critics question their cost effectiveness.’
Valley Morning Star | U.S. Border Patrol arrest human trafficking group housing 131 illegal immigrants inside 1 house.
The Monitor | Mexico is dangerous territory for journalists looking to report on drug violence in the country.
KVIA ABC-7 | Marine agents patrol Texas’ watery Gulf of Mexico border in search of contraband smugglers.
WND.com | The Arizona Sheriff is determined to get to the bottom of Obama’s birth issue, which could lead to leaving him off the ballot in AZ.
Hispanic Business | Officials from each side of the border meet to figure out where new border crossings will be placed.
Canadian Awareness Mag | ‘Mounties have spent $3 million on cross-border policing pilot projects; day-to-day threat is organized crime, not terrorism. ‘
Reuters | Mexican investigators hold retired Mexican Army General and retired Lieutenant Colonel in Mexico City pending investigation into cartel connections.
Fox News Latino | The 8 are being held pending investigation Into 49 dismembered bodies found earlier this week.
Fox | US Attorney General is handed court order to reveal documents about Operation Fast and Furious.
In Sight.org | ‘The Border Tunnel Prevention Act of 2012 passed the House with over 400 votes, with four votes against.’
VOA News | Mexico’s next president will have to review his policies in order to capture or kill major drug cartel figures.
AP/Yahoo! News | With jobs in short supply, Americans will be comforted to know that illegals can still hold down careers.
Tom Burghardt | The U.S. State Department “plans to award a contract to provide a Mexican government security agency” with intercept and analysis information.
CNN | Bodies were found along a road in Nuevo Leon state between cities of Monterrey and Reynosa.
Infowars | Patrick Henningsen interviews elected state officials in Arizona and provides a broad primer to the Fast and Furious scandal.
Colombia Reports | The initiative calls for the decriminalization of growing plants such as coca, marijuana and opium poppies in the country.
LA Times | Justice Department sues AZ Sherriff Arpaio claiming he’s racially profiling Hispanic people and abusing them in his jails.
Infowars.com | Infowars.com correspondent Patrick Henningsen mounts part one of an in depth investigation into Operation ‘Fast and Furious’
The American Dream | Did you know that illegal immigrants all over the United States are using a massive scam to receive tax refunds from the federal government that are often in excess of $10,000?
The Guardian | ACLU sent letter to homeland security to protest increase in human rights violations by Border Patrol agents.
AFP | More than 50,000 killed since President Calderon launched military offensive on drug gangs in December 2006.
Fox News Latino | Once thought to have died by stun gun, new video shows agents shot 42-year-old Rojas while subdued.
ABC Australia | Monique Ross explains events that have led to the Mexican turf war which has killed at least 50,000 people since 2006.
Valley Morning Star | Reynosa, Mexico’s newspaper was attacked Monday afternoon by unknown gunmen.
Daily Mail | U.S. Border Patrol unveiled it’s new strategy Tuesday that moves its emphasis away from long fences to unmanned aerial vehicles and helicopters.
Patrick Henningsen and Shawn Helton | If there was ever a murder scene surrounded by numerous shady circumstances, this is it.
Examiner.com | Mexican government blasts U.S. government for “failing to prosecute” Jesus Mesa, Border Patrol agent who admittedly shot a15-year-old illegal alien.
DBKP | Sinaloa Cartel boss warns “more heads will roll.”
AFP | Brutal day of gang violence in Nuevo Laredo; 14 headless bodies found stuffed in a vehicle and nine others hanging from a bridge.
Associated Press | Mexican Government requests Agent Jesus Mesa’s extradition to face murder charges for killing 15-year-old Mexican boy; his lawyer refuses.
Hispanically Speaking News | Guns used in the 2010 slaying of the brother of the former Chihuahua state attorney general have been traced to Operation Fast and Furious.
WTHR.com | Illegal immigrants are abusing the Additional Child Tax Credit claiming children that live in Mexico.
Patrick Henningsen and Shawn Helton | Who was border guard JT Ready, and what really happened in Arizona yesterday?
Huffington Post | Immigrant Advocacy group NWIRP releases video of Border Patrol agents referring to illegal immigrants as “all wet.”
Economic Policy Journal | The evil inside the White House operative, Cass Sunstein, is out with a short essay in WSJ.
Stand With Arizona | Sheriff Joe Arpaio: “…if they think that it will overcrowd the jails, I’m not concerned…I got plenty of room…I’ll put more tents up.”
El Paso Times | Border Patrol Agent who killed a 15 year old Juárez boy will not be charged.
CBS News | House Republicans investigating the Fast and Furious scandal plan to pursue a contempt citation against Attorney General Eric Holder.
Infowars.com | Infowars.com travels to Arizona with Patrick Henningsen to learn about a federal power-grab and the true costs of open borders in America.
AFP.net | Study finds more Mexicans were deported than migrated to US in 2011.
Associated Press | ACLU files a lawsuit against US Border Patrol for pulling over people based on the way they look.
Washington Times | Supreme Court clashes with Obama Administration’s claim that they can stop AZ from enforcing immigration laws.
InformationLiberation.com | Incriminating video of several Border Patrol officers beating an illegal immigrant.
Foxnews.com | An Arizona immigration case headed to the Supreme Court brings the Obama Administration’s legal credibility into question.
CNBC.com | Wal-Mart’s Mexican affiliate allegedly paid to win market dominance.
L.A. Times | Legislation to give Homeland Security control of more than 50 national parks and forests within 100 miles of the U.S. borders.
latimes.com | 19-month deployment of 1,200 National Guard troops on the southwest border has threatened to strain diplomatic relations with Mexico.