During a visit to the U.S. southern border, Ron DeSantis, the Florida Governor, and Republican presidential candidate, presented his comprehensive plan to combat illegal immigration and the drug trade. He aims to gain an advantage over former President Donald Trump, who currently leads the Republican primary field for the 2024 election, on a key issue … Read more
Orange County has initiated legal proceedings against New York City following an event where NYC’s Mayor Eric Adams transported numerous undocumented immigrants to a hotel in Newburgh. The lawsuit, submitted on May 12, states that Adams lacks the legal capacity to operate a temporary refuge in the county. It seeks immediate reversal of the transfers and a halt to such actions in the future.
It should be easy to convince anyone who is not part of the Biden administration that our southern border is currently in a state of crisis, and there are no indications of improvement. Add to this already out-of-control issue, Title 42, the clause that permitted the federal government to detain additional illegal immigrants under pandemic procedures, is about to expire on May 11.
Since the United States reiterated its intention to maintain the limits used by the Trump administration to swiftly eject hundreds of thousands of migrants who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border. Thousands of migrants have gone to government offices in southern Mexico requesting asylum.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents are trying to “match” the ingenuity of Mexican drug cartels in their cross-border drug smuggling operations.
On Monday, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. issued an order to temporarily sustain a Trump-era public health emergency rule permitting the government to deport asylum-seeking migrants who illegally cross the southern border.
In light of widespread concerns of an even bigger influx after Title 42 ends this week, the president of the Border Patrol Union is saying that agents who are already overburdened by the current crisis at the southern border are feeling ‘totally demoralized.’