Law and order

An unnamed Iranian man with ties to terrorism was caught trying to illegally enter the United States at the northern border ports of entry.
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A mother of four daughters is facing eviction after exercising her Second Amendment rights when protecting her family from an intruder.
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The Department of Justice is threatening to sue the state of Texas if Governor Abbott allows the new law to be enacted.
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In September, a whistleblower described as a "highly credible, senior level official" told a House subcommittee that the CIA paid six analysts to move from lab leak theory on the origins of COVID-19; the CIA failed to produce information requested under FOIA by the Heritage Foundation, which last week filed a lawsuit against the spy agency for failure to do so.
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Texas DPS announced its decision to end the Austin Violent Crimes Task Force as it sends several of its troopers to assist at the southern border.
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With over 10,000 migrant encounters in one day, CBP agents remain overwhelmed at the southern border. ICE will deploy some of its personnel to assist CBP with their daily operations at the border.
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The mayor of Chicago says the governor of Texas is attacking our country and causing chaos.
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President of Illinois NAACP said that the migrants are breaking into homes and raping people, sleeping on the streets.
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A year and a half after signing an executive order, the Biden administration has launched a national database to keep track of "serious misconduct" by federal law enforcement officers.
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Rancher in Arizona says that the cartels are purposely overwhelming certain areas of the southern border to use as a diversionary tactic to continue smuggling humans and drugs into the country.
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Border Patrol said that the drugs were hidden inside of jalapeño paste.
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U.S. Customs and Border Patrol announced a suspension at two railroads in Texas due to the resurgence of migrants being smuggled into the country via freight trains.
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A jury has found three police officers not guilty in the death of Manuel "Manny" Ellis.
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Florida-based company Old Southern Brass nailed by the FTC. Found to have lied about being veteran-owned, donating portion of sales to military charities, and that it makes its products in the USA.
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With no jobs in Denver, over a hundred Venezuelan migrants have headed to a ski resort town that has no homeless shelters and so they are now sleeping at least five to a car.
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