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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

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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Happening now: A young man arrives at the Turning Point USA HQ playing the bagpipes at the memorial for Charlie Kirk.

Happening now: A young man arrives at the Turning Point USA HQ playing the bagpipes at the memorial for Charlie Kirk.

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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.

#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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#EXCLUSIVE Secretary Markwayne Mullin says they’re on track this year to deport more illegal immigrants by the end of this month than they did for all of last year adding that over the last 7 days, they’re averaging 4200 deportations a day.

#EXCLUSIVE Secretary Markwayne Mullin says they’re on track this year to deport more illegal immigrants by the end of this month than they did for all of last year adding that over the last 7 days, they’re averaging 4200 deportations a day.

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AZ: “If I pay $7,000 for America, it’s… I don’t care.” I talked extensively with 20-year-old “Os” (short for Osama) from Morocco who says because he paid money to get here, Americans can pay to help them. He tells me he was a streamer/gamer in his country and is hoping to drive Uber in New York where he says he has friends. He says he wants to pay into the system and work, despite not legally being able to do so—He and another guy from Morocco say they will “easily” find a way to make money here. He says he would rather kill himself than go back to Morocco because there was “no future” there—He and others also expressed their gratitude and love for President Donald J. Trump None of the individuals I spoke to from Africa knew about the CBP One App that allows migrants to sign up for “legal entry” through a port when they are in Central America and Mexico—Os allegedly traveled through both.

AZ: “If I pay $7,000 for America, it’s… I don’t care.” I talked extensively with 20-year-old “Os” (short for Osama) from Morocco who says because he paid money to get here, Americans can pay to help them. He tells me he was a streamer/gamer in his country and is hoping to drive Uber in New York where he says he has friends. He says he wants to pay into the system and work, despite not legally being able to do so—He and another guy from Morocco say they will “easily” find a way to make money here. He says he would rather kill himself than go back to Morocco because there was “no future” there—He and others also expressed their gratitude and love for President Donald J. Trump None of the individuals I spoke to from Africa knew about the CBP One App that allows migrants to sign up for “legal entry” through a port when they are in Central America and Mexico—Os allegedly traveled through both.

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#BREAKING A Texas National Guard soldier deployed from McAllen to Eagle pass under Operation Lonestar was busted for attempting to smuggle an illegal immigrant in a government vehicle on Sunday. Kinney County Sheriff Brad Coe says the soldier turned around when he approached a pop-up tactical Border Patrol checkpoint off 674 in Kinney County that had only been operational for a few days—The behavior alerting agents who attempted to stop the suv—The sheriff says Texas DPS got involved with the pursuit and used spike strips which ultimately stopped the vehicle. KCSO assisted in the stop—TX DPS is currently investigating but sources tell me the soldier did not have access to the license plate readers or other technology that would have aided him in his efforts. He was armed so that escalated the smuggling charge. Sources say he was promised $5-6k to transport that one individual. I have reached out to DPS and Governor Abbott’s office for comment but have not heard back. 🎥 #EXCLUSIVE via KCSO

#BREAKING A Texas National Guard soldier deployed from McAllen to Eagle pass under Operation Lonestar was busted for attempting to smuggle an illegal immigrant in a government vehicle on Sunday. Kinney County Sheriff Brad Coe says the soldier turned around when he approached a pop-up tactical Border Patrol checkpoint off 674 in Kinney County that had only been operational for a few days—The behavior alerting agents who attempted to stop the suv—The sheriff says Texas DPS got involved with the pursuit and used spike strips which ultimately stopped the vehicle. KCSO assisted in the stop—TX DPS is currently investigating but sources tell me the soldier did not have access to the license plate readers or other technology that would have aided him in his efforts. He was armed so that escalated the smuggling charge. Sources say he was promised $5-6k to transport that one individual. I have reached out to DPS and Governor Abbott’s office for comment but have not heard back. 🎥 #EXCLUSIVE via KCSO

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NEW: Maryland Senator Senator Chris Van Hollen says his request made to the VP of El Salvador to visit Kilmar Abrego Garcia was denied. The senator said he was told by the Vice President "you need to make earlier provisions to visit CECOT.” Van Hollen says he wasn’t able to meet with Abrego Garcia or have a phone conversation with him. The Vice President told him if the American Embassy were to ask "maybe that could happen." —Van Hollen says he will make the request to the embassy. The senator is now calling on Nayib Bukele to let Abrego Garcia “walk out” of the prison and come back to the U.S. saying he was abducted. The Trump administration maintains that Abrego Garcia is a member of MS-13. President Bukele says he is not going to release Abrego Garcia to smuggle him into the U.S.

NEW: Maryland Senator Senator Chris Van Hollen says his request made to the VP of El Salvador to visit Kilmar Abrego Garcia was denied. The senator said he was told by the Vice President "you need to make earlier provisions to visit CECOT.” Van Hollen says he wasn’t able to meet with Abrego Garcia or have a phone conversation with him. The Vice President told him if the American Embassy were to ask "maybe that could happen." —Van Hollen says he will make the request to the embassy. The senator is now calling on Nayib Bukele to let Abrego Garcia “walk out” of the prison and come back to the U.S. saying he was abducted. The Trump administration maintains that Abrego Garcia is a member of MS-13. President Bukele says he is not going to release Abrego Garcia to smuggle him into the U.S.

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ICYMI: General Dagvin Anderson, commander of U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) ties Mexican cartels to drug trafficking out of Africa saying Mexican cartel members were present at 11 of 12 labs they interdicted. He added that the cartels are linked to the biggest cocaine seizure in history worth roughly $1B — Adding that the drugs are bound for the Middle East, Europe and the U.S. through the northern border.

ICYMI: General Dagvin Anderson, commander of U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) ties Mexican cartels to drug trafficking out of Africa saying Mexican cartel members were present at 11 of 12 labs they interdicted. He added that the cartels are linked to the biggest cocaine seizure in history worth roughly $1B — Adding that the drugs are bound for the Middle East, Europe and the U.S. through the northern border.

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NEW: Federal prosecutors say they are looking for anyone — including Americans or U.S. businesses — who may be providing material support to cartels designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Asked whether U.S. citizens or American entities could face terrorism charges for providing money or other support to the cartels, U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz said there are no active charges currently being brought against Americans or American entities — but made clear investigators are looking on both sides of the border. “We are interested in finding anyone, whether on this side or the southern side of the border, who’s providing material support to these foreign terrorist organizations.” Asked whether that could ultimately include Americans, he responded: “Yes, absolutely.” “We want to bring to justice anybody who is aiding, abetting, providing material support to foreign terrorist organizations.”

NEW: Federal prosecutors say they are looking for anyone — including Americans or U.S. businesses — who may be providing material support to cartels designated as Foreign Terrorist Organizations. Asked whether U.S. citizens or American entities could face terrorism charges for providing money or other support to the cartels, U.S. Attorney Aaron Reitz said there are no active charges currently being brought against Americans or American entities — but made clear investigators are looking on both sides of the border. “We are interested in finding anyone, whether on this side or the southern side of the border, who’s providing material support to these foreign terrorist organizations.” Asked whether that could ultimately include Americans, he responded: “Yes, absolutely.” “We want to bring to justice anybody who is aiding, abetting, providing material support to foreign terrorist organizations.”

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NEW: 13,061 unaccompanied minors have now been located according to an HHS official. ICE has also arrested 422 sponsors for involvement in suspected child abuse or other crimes are discovered. The abuse is determined through a multi-faceted investigation—Local police, CPS, federal agencies all involved, according to HHS. 320,000 unaccompanied minors essentially were unaccounted for under the Biden Administration. The Trump Administration has vowed to find them. Former investigators with HSI have explained to us that often times these kids are left behind as payment, the parent is promised by the cartel member that they will eventually be reunited in the U.S. the child is often recycled to help single adults enter the country illegally.

NEW: 13,061 unaccompanied minors have now been located according to an HHS official. ICE has also arrested 422 sponsors for involvement in suspected child abuse or other crimes are discovered. The abuse is determined through a multi-faceted investigation—Local police, CPS, federal agencies all involved, according to HHS. 320,000 unaccompanied minors essentially were unaccounted for under the Biden Administration. The Trump Administration has vowed to find them. Former investigators with HSI have explained to us that often times these kids are left behind as payment, the parent is promised by the cartel member that they will eventually be reunited in the U.S. the child is often recycled to help single adults enter the country illegally.

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CA: This gentleman was angry because the flag was upside down—He says he’s an American and loves this country and that’s disrespectful. He was blocking the “lead vehicle” that was guiding the march through the street… #NoKings

CA: This gentleman was angry because the flag was upside down—He says he’s an American and loves this country and that’s disrespectful. He was blocking the “lead vehicle” that was guiding the march through the street… #NoKings

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NEW: ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Executive Associate Director Marcos Charles says Oscar Belgal was the target of an HSI investigation and that’s why prompted ICE officers to stop him in the Bronx yesterday afternoon. He has a prior conviction on grand larceny and a series of other arrests for assault, robbery, drug and weapon possession. Investigators believe he is associated with a gang thought to be responsible for the death of a CBP officer, and they believe Bergal has firsthand knowledge of the incident. Charles says Belgal was struck with a bullet or fragment in his neck while trying to evade arrest adding that ICE officers targeted Bergal and attempted to stop him by boxing in his vehicle, but he accelerated and hit two different ice vehicles, ice officers then fired their weapons. Secretary Markwayne Mullin says there were body cameras and they were on. They say they previously tried to detain him in September, but they did not pursue him when he fled. ICE did have a detainer on him prior to his release from jail in April, but the state of New York did not honor it, something Secretary Mullin says is all too common saying they have asked for 14,766 detainers to be honored in the state. Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani demanded that ICE operations end in New York—Secretary Mullin says they are not going to be pausing enforcement operations. He says they will not stop doing their job… adding that they welcome the collaboration with New York. The FBI and HSI are investigating.

NEW: ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations Executive Associate Director Marcos Charles says Oscar Belgal was the target of an HSI investigation and that’s why prompted ICE officers to stop him in the Bronx yesterday afternoon. He has a prior conviction on grand larceny and a series of other arrests for assault, robbery, drug and weapon possession. Investigators believe he is associated with a gang thought to be responsible for the death of a CBP officer, and they believe Bergal has firsthand knowledge of the incident. Charles says Belgal was struck with a bullet or fragment in his neck while trying to evade arrest adding that ICE officers targeted Bergal and attempted to stop him by boxing in his vehicle, but he accelerated and hit two different ice vehicles, ice officers then fired their weapons. Secretary Markwayne Mullin says there were body cameras and they were on. They say they previously tried to detain him in September, but they did not pursue him when he fled. ICE did have a detainer on him prior to his release from jail in April, but the state of New York did not honor it, something Secretary Mullin says is all too common saying they have asked for 14,766 detainers to be honored in the state. Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani demanded that ICE operations end in New York—Secretary Mullin says they are not going to be pausing enforcement operations. He says they will not stop doing their job… adding that they welcome the collaboration with New York. The FBI and HSI are investigating.

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“So, could we see more indictments?” @DAGToddBlanche says “sure, yes. We’ve already indicted multiple government officials out of Mexico…” The Acting AG explains what consequences they’re bringing to Mexican politicians tied to the criminal cartels.

“So, could we see more indictments?” @DAGToddBlanche says “sure, yes. We’ve already indicted multiple government officials out of Mexico…” The Acting AG explains what consequences they’re bringing to Mexican politicians tied to the criminal cartels.

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TX: Deborah Douglas owns a ranch on the Kinney/Edwards Co line—They just finished building 2 months ago. Her cameras caught 4 men who she says are migrants attempting to break her door down. She says it’s the 2nd time this has happened—She now carries a gun when she goes outside.

TX: Deborah Douglas owns a ranch on the Kinney/Edwards Co line—They just finished building 2 months ago. Her cameras caught 4 men who she says are migrants attempting to break her door down. She says it’s the 2nd time this has happened—She now carries a gun when she goes outside.

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👀 Retired Border Patrol sector Chief Heitke testified in front of House Homeland GOP Homeland Dems that he was directed not to release any information on the increase in “significant interest” migrants, “These are aliens with significant ties to terrorism…” He says the San Diego sector went from an average of 10-15 “SIA” arrests each year to over a 100+ each year since 2022. ICYMI:

👀 Retired Border Patrol sector Chief Heitke testified in front of House Homeland GOP Homeland Dems that he was directed not to release any information on the increase in “significant interest” migrants, “These are aliens with significant ties to terrorism…” He says the San Diego sector went from an average of 10-15 “SIA” arrests each year to over a 100+ each year since 2022. ICYMI:

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TX: If you are a U.S. citizen you waited 30+ minutes in the TSA line at San Antonio International airport this morning. If you were released into the country after crossing illegally—You get your own line with little to no wait time. Sign reads: “Please take out your Airplane ticket and IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTATION” *They did go through the TSA screening along with everyone else.

TX: If you are a U.S. citizen you waited 30+ minutes in the TSA line at San Antonio International airport this morning. If you were released into the country after crossing illegally—You get your own line with little to no wait time. Sign reads: “Please take out your Airplane ticket and IMMIGRATION DOCUMENTATION” *They did go through the TSA screening along with everyone else.

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NEW: They thought they were talking to children online… Instead, they were talking to undercover Homeland Security Investigations investigators. Five men are now facing federal charges following an HSI Omaha-led operation targeting suspected child predators — including a Mexican national who is a lawful permanent resident and already in the sex offender registry. Here’s what investigators say happened ⬇️

NEW: They thought they were talking to children online… Instead, they were talking to undercover Homeland Security Investigations investigators. Five men are now facing federal charges following an HSI Omaha-led operation targeting suspected child predators — including a Mexican national who is a lawful permanent resident and already in the sex offender registry. Here’s what investigators say happened ⬇️

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NEW: More than 2,000 pounds of methamphetamine hidden inside a shipment of cabbage seized in the Rio Grande Valley, according to DEAHouston. The DEA says its McAllen office made the major seizure as part of an ongoing Homeland Security Task Force investigation. The operation was conducted jointly with Homeland Security Investigations, FBI, CBP, U.S. Border Patrol, and Texas DPS . The Homeland Security Task Force brings federal, state and local agencies together to target cartels and transnational criminal organizations involved in drug trafficking and other crimes. The investigation is ongoing.

NEW: More than 2,000 pounds of methamphetamine hidden inside a shipment of cabbage seized in the Rio Grande Valley, according to DEAHouston. The DEA says its McAllen office made the major seizure as part of an ongoing Homeland Security Task Force investigation. The operation was conducted jointly with Homeland Security Investigations, FBI, CBP, U.S. Border Patrol, and Texas DPS . The Homeland Security Task Force brings federal, state and local agencies together to target cartels and transnational criminal organizations involved in drug trafficking and other crimes. The investigation is ongoing.

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Just now: A woman repeatedly stands in front/sits down in front of federal vehicles and is pepper balled several times—An altercation with federal law enforcement ensues—She was then arrested and taken into custody for obstructing federal law enforcement. She is the 4th person arrested today here at the Broadview processing facility.

Just now: A woman repeatedly stands in front/sits down in front of federal vehicles and is pepper balled several times—An altercation with federal law enforcement ensues—She was then arrested and taken into custody for obstructing federal law enforcement. She is the 4th person arrested today here at the Broadview processing facility.

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