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Senior Border and Immigration Correspondent for @NewsNation / WSU Murrow College Grad “Go Cougs!” Jesus Follower🙏🏼 Signal: alibradley.13

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#BREAKING Law enforcement sources confirm that roughly 500 troops are deploying this week to Texas’ Rio Grande Valley —Being dropped onto islands by chinook helicopters. It comes after suspected cartel members shot at a USCG vessel near Roma over the weekend—The coast guard returned fire. U.S. Coast Guard in a statement saying, “On Sept. 26, Coast Guard Forces Rio Grande personnel encountered gunfire from the Mexican border in the vicinity of Garceno, Texas while conducting joint interdiction operations with federal partners on the Rio Grande. Coast Guard personnel returned fire. No injuries to Coast Guard, or other personnel were reported, and no damage to Coast Guard assets was reported. The Coast Guard works closely with U.S. Border Patrol, the Department of War and the Texas Military Department to secure the border, disrupt illicit activity and protect the American people. We will continue to leverage a layered, integrated approach to control, secure, and defend the border that strengthens our collective ability to counter illicit activity and safeguard our personnel and the communities we serve. Threats to Coast Guard members and our partners are taken extremely seriously. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation.” 🎥 via Mateo Garcia

#BREAKING Law enforcement sources confirm that roughly 500 troops are deploying this week to Texas’ Rio Grande Valley —Being dropped onto islands by chinook helicopters. It comes after suspected cartel members shot at a USCG vessel near Roma over the weekend—The coast guard returned fire. U.S. Coast Guard in a statement saying, “On Sept. 26, Coast Guard Forces Rio Grande personnel encountered gunfire from the Mexican border in the vicinity of Garceno, Texas while conducting joint interdiction operations with federal partners on the Rio Grande. Coast Guard personnel returned fire. No injuries to Coast Guard, or other personnel were reported, and no damage to Coast Guard assets was reported. The Coast Guard works closely with U.S. Border Patrol, the Department of War and the Texas Military Department to secure the border, disrupt illicit activity and protect the American people. We will continue to leverage a layered, integrated approach to control, secure, and defend the border that strengthens our collective ability to counter illicit activity and safeguard our personnel and the communities we serve. Threats to Coast Guard members and our partners are taken extremely seriously. The circumstances surrounding the incident remain under investigation.” 🎥 via Mateo Garcia

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ICYMI: A look at the newly installed buoy barrier in the Rio Grande in Brownsville:

ICYMI: A look at the newly installed buoy barrier in the Rio Grande in Brownsville:

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#EXCLUSIVE: Two Dominican nationals who entered the U.S. illegally near San Luis, Arizona, and were released under the previous administration are wanted in the Oct. 2nd stabbing of an off-duty NYPD officer in the Bronx, according to the NYPD Homeland Security. • D’Angelo Caraballo, 25: Border Patrol encountered him near San Luis on Feb. 3, 2023, after an attempted unauthorized entry. He was released that same day on his own recognizance pending immigration proceedings. He has five prior arrests involving charges including fleeing police, drug possession, possession of a loaded firearm and menacing with a weapon. ICE did not lodge detainers because he had been released from custody before ICE identified the encounters. He remains in immigration proceedings. • Sneider Mejia Bautista, 24: Border Patrol encountered him near San Luis on Dec. 2, 2022, after an attempted unauthorized entry with his family. He was paroled into the U.S. that same day. An immigration judge ordered him removed in May 2025 after he failed to appear. He has three prior arrests, including charges involving stolen property, burglar’s tools, grand larceny and weapon possession. ICE lodged a detainer with Bronx Central Booking in October 2025, but the agency declined it. Secretary Markwayne Mullin saying, “These illegal aliens from the Dominican Republic are suspects in the stabbing and attempted robbery of an off-duty NYPD detective. Both of these suspects were RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration, and despite multiple prior arrests in New York, sanctuary politicians refused to cooperate with ICE and released them. This horrific crime could have been prevented if it weren’t for Biden’s open borders and the America Last policies of New York sanctuary politicians. These suspects remain at-large. DHS is calling on New York authorities to cooperate with us so we can get these dangerous criminals off our streets. Our thoughts and prayers are with the detective for a speedy recovery.” NYPD confirmed both men are suspects in the stabbing and are at large.

#EXCLUSIVE: Two Dominican nationals who entered the U.S. illegally near San Luis, Arizona, and were released under the previous administration are wanted in the Oct. 2nd stabbing of an off-duty NYPD officer in the Bronx, according to the NYPD Homeland Security. • D’Angelo Caraballo, 25: Border Patrol encountered him near San Luis on Feb. 3, 2023, after an attempted unauthorized entry. He was released that same day on his own recognizance pending immigration proceedings. He has five prior arrests involving charges including fleeing police, drug possession, possession of a loaded firearm and menacing with a weapon. ICE did not lodge detainers because he had been released from custody before ICE identified the encounters. He remains in immigration proceedings. • Sneider Mejia Bautista, 24: Border Patrol encountered him near San Luis on Dec. 2, 2022, after an attempted unauthorized entry with his family. He was paroled into the U.S. that same day. An immigration judge ordered him removed in May 2025 after he failed to appear. He has three prior arrests, including charges involving stolen property, burglar’s tools, grand larceny and weapon possession. ICE lodged a detainer with Bronx Central Booking in October 2025, but the agency declined it. Secretary Markwayne Mullin saying, “These illegal aliens from the Dominican Republic are suspects in the stabbing and attempted robbery of an off-duty NYPD detective. Both of these suspects were RELEASED into the country by the Biden Administration, and despite multiple prior arrests in New York, sanctuary politicians refused to cooperate with ICE and released them. This horrific crime could have been prevented if it weren’t for Biden’s open borders and the America Last policies of New York sanctuary politicians. These suspects remain at-large. DHS is calling on New York authorities to cooperate with us so we can get these dangerous criminals off our streets. Our thoughts and prayers are with the detective for a speedy recovery.” NYPD confirmed both men are suspects in the stabbing and are at large.

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TX: Happening now: A group of migrants from Venezuela that can’t get though the razor wire on the U.S. side tells another group attempting to cross to go back and cross in another area because they’re trapped where they are standing… The crossings have been happening nonstop all morning. CBP is transporting them quickly to help keep the number of people waiting under the bridge down. 🎥 via source

TX: Happening now: A group of migrants from Venezuela that can’t get though the razor wire on the U.S. side tells another group attempting to cross to go back and cross in another area because they’re trapped where they are standing… The crossings have been happening nonstop all morning. CBP is transporting them quickly to help keep the number of people waiting under the bridge down. 🎥 via source

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🎶 If I'm ever in the spotlight, I'll point it back your way—'Cause standing at the top was never-ever my goal, but if you put me on a mountain then I'll tell the whole world—Singing hallelujah 'til I hit the dirt… 🎶 I never do anything in this job without a prayer and a “gut check” convo with God—He guides my every step. I’m never anywhere by coincidence or accident—He put me there. He is always right on time 🙏🏼

🎶 If I'm ever in the spotlight, I'll point it back your way—'Cause standing at the top was never-ever my goal, but if you put me on a mountain then I'll tell the whole world—Singing hallelujah 'til I hit the dirt… 🎶 I never do anything in this job without a prayer and a “gut check” convo with God—He guides my every step. I’m never anywhere by coincidence or accident—He put me there. He is always right on time 🙏🏼

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It’s official!!! I’m an honorary Texan 🤠 Thank you Governor Hot Wheels Greg Abbott for the incredible honor 🫡 I still cannot believe it!

It’s official!!! I’m an honorary Texan 🤠 Thank you Governor Hot Wheels Greg Abbott for the incredible honor 🫡 I still cannot believe it!

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While out protecting the federal building in Minneapolis, @CMDROpAtLargeCA Assistant Chief David Kim says he supports people exercising their first amendment rights:

While out protecting the federal building in Minneapolis, @CMDROpAtLargeCA Assistant Chief David Kim says he supports people exercising their first amendment rights:

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NOW: President Donald J. Trump “The cartels rule Mexico and nobody else…” insinuating Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo is not in control:

NOW: President Donald J. Trump “The cartels rule Mexico and nobody else…” insinuating Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo is not in control:

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Now: A protester opens the door of a government vehicle as it’s entering the federal building.

Now: A protester opens the door of a government vehicle as it’s entering the federal building.

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NEW: Drug cartels are rapidly advancing their drone capabilities — and U.S. officials are now concerned they could be learning from the battlefield. There are reports cartel affiliates are being sent to the Russia-Ukraine war to gain battlefield experience — potentially bringing those skills back to Mexico. A Department of State spokesperson saying, “The Department of State takes seriously reports of transnational criminal organizations’ growing use of drone technology and tracks the issue closely… The Department of State engages U.S. law enforcement and Ukrainian counterparts to adopt measures to mitigate the risk of battlefield skills transfer and apply lessons from Ukrainian counter-UAS experience to counter the cartel drone threat.” In a statement, CBP telling NewsNation, “In fiscal year 2025, CBP detected over 42,000 near-border, unmanned drone flights. This fiscal year, detections have exceeded that number… Cartels use drones to conduct surveillance on U.S. law enforcement, to move illegal narcotics across the border into the United States, and to guide illegal aliens across the border. Inside Mexico, cartels use weaponized drones against rival cartels, law enforcement, and military personnel to evade arrest and capture. They continue to advance their drone technology and tactics, to conceal their movements and operations. President Trump’s executive orders and overall focus on cartels and air dominance has empowered CBP to combat and mitigate cartels’ use of drones. Additional technology resources have benefited border security operations. CBP continues to deploy multi-sensor capabilities on the border to increase detection and mitigation effectiveness.” H/t Jackie

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#EXCLUSIVE A leaked State Department document obtained by NewsNation lays out the administration’s case for increasingly aggressive U.S. action against Mexican cartels. The topline: “Mexican cartels present a danger to the safety and security of the United States.” The leaked document points to a survey showing a majority of the 1,000 Mexicans polled support U.S. actions against cartels in Mexico, including: — U.S. indictments of Mexican officials accused of cartel ties — U.S. strikes on alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean and Pacific — U.S. attacks on drug labs or arrests of cartel members inside Mexico without notifying the Mexican government — The U.S. military unilaterally killing alleged cartel members in Mexico The factsheet also highlights the cartels’ extensive footprint across Mexico and points to recent violence, including an Aug. 30 car bombing outside a police headquarters in Zacatecas — described as the third explosives attack against police forces in less than a week. It also cites unconfirmed videos allegedly showing members of the rival Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel interrogating and killing two alleged CJNG lookouts—Another video shows a CJNG drone unit deploying a drone while armed with assault rifles. The document comes as the U.S. continues escalating its counter-cartel posture — raising questions about whether operations could eventually expand onto Mexican soil.

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