Illegal Immigration and Crime

The Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem targeted illegal immigrant criminals in Arizona with ICE and law enforcement officials. The DHS criticized The New York Times for not mentioning that a suspect accused of raping a corpse in a NYC subway was in the U.S. illegally. ICE filed an immigration detainer against the suspect, Felix Rojas, who had entered the country illegally multiple times. Rojas allegedly raped a dead body on a subway in Manhattan. DHS emphasized the importance of removing criminal aliens from communities.

Trump administration's request to end TPS for Venezuelan migrants

The Trump administration requested the Supreme Court to lift a judge's order blocking the end of Temporary Protected Status for over 300,000 Venezuelan migrants. The administration argues that the decision is untenable and involves sensitive immigration policy judgments.

Removal of Romania from Visa Waiver Program

Romania has been removed from the Visa Waiver Program by the Department of Homeland Security and State Department after being admitted by former President Joe Biden. The VWP allows designated countries' nationals to enter the U.S. without a visa for up to 90 days. Concerns over Romania's democratic backsliding and security risks led to the removal.

Illegal Alien Accused of Attempted Rape in NYC Subway

Illegal alien from Mexico accused of attempting to rape the corpse of a man who died on the New York City subway. DHS reveals his history of multiple illegal entries into the United States.

Deportation Deal with Uzbekistan

President Trump's DHS struck a historic deal with Uzbekistan to deport illegal aliens back to their home country, fully funded by Uzbekistan. Similar deals are being pursued with Rwanda and Libya. Secretary of State Marco Rubio expressed the intention to send 'despicable human beings' to other countries to prevent them from returning to the US.

ICE Raid in Oklahoma

ICE raid in Oklahoma sparks controversy as DHS clarifies the operation was targeting a property linked to human smuggling, not specific individuals as media reports suggested.

Operation Tidal Wave: DHS Sting Operation in Florida

President Trump's DHS carried out a sting operation in Florida with local police to arrest and deport gang members and criminal illegal aliens. Over 1,100 illegal aliens were arrested, with 63% having criminal convictions. The operation involved various law enforcement agencies and cooperation from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Trump Administration's Immigration and Border Security Efforts

NPR's Michel Martin interviews Tricia McLaughlin from the Department of Homeland Security about the Trump administration's immigration and border security efforts after 100 days, focusing on border security, deportation efforts, and potential future immigration reforms.

Theft of Kristi Noem's Purse

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's purse, containing $3,000 in cash and her access card, was stolen from a restaurant in D.C. The suspect, Mario Bustamante Leiva, was arrested and charged with wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and robbery. He targeted victims in restaurants, stealing their purses and making fraudulent purchases with their credit cards.

Immigration Enforcement under President Trump

President Trump's DHS reports over 151,000 arrests and 135,000 deportations of illegal aliens in the first 100 days. Operation Tidal Wave in Florida led to the arrest of close to 800 illegal aliens, including gang members and criminals. ICE's 287(g) program has seen increased participation under the Trump administration.

Theft of Kristi Noem's Purse

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's purse, containing $3,000 in cash and her DHS access card, was stolen from a DC restaurant. The suspect, who was arrested, was not targeting Noem specifically.

DHS Response to False Claims by Venezuelan Government

DHS responds to false claims by Venezuelan government about separating children from parents who are part of a violent gang. DHS took action to protect a child whose parents are involved in criminal activities. The child was placed with a foster family for safety.

Lawsuit to Block Closure of DHS Civil Rights Office by Left-Wing Groups Linked to George Soros

Left-wing groups, with ties to George Soros and his son Alex Soros's network, are suing to stop President Trump from eliminating the DHS Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties which mainly serves migrants. The groups claim that the closure of the office weakens protections for immigrants.

Immigration Policy and Housing Crisis

HUD Secretary Scott Turner discusses Trump administration's efforts to end immigration crisis by prioritizing only Americans for government-funded housing, terminating FHA mortgages for illegal immigrants, and forming interagency initiatives with DHS.

Deportation of Individuals to El Salvador

The Trump administration deported individuals to El Salvador under the Alien Enemies Act 1798, alleging they are part of the gang Tren de Aragua. A soccer player from Venezuela, Jerce Reyes Barrios, was among them. His lawyer argues the evidence presented by DHS, including a tattoo and social media posts, is flimsy and not indicative of gang membership.

Partnership between U.S. and El Salvador in Deporting Gang Members

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem toured a prison in El Salvador where deported gang members associated with Tren de Aragua and Ms-13 are held. Noem thanked El Salvador for partnering with the U.S. to house and incarcerate these individuals, warning against illegal entry into the U.S.

ICE Arrests in Kentucky Under 'Operation Take Back America'

ICE arrests 81 illegal aliens in Kentucky as part of 'Operation Take Back America' targeting illegal immigration. Arrestees include individuals charged with criminal offenses such as sexual misconduct, drug trafficking, and domestic violence. DHS aims to eliminate cartels and transnational criminal organizations.

Trump Administration Ends Language Translation Services for DHS

The Trump administration has directed DHS to end language translation services for people calling for information about immigration or employment status. This is in line with the March 1 order making English the official language of the United States.

Release of Prince Harry's Immigration Files

An American judge orders the release of Prince Harry's immigration files amid questions of past drug use on his visa application to the U.S. The Heritage Foundation sued the DHS for transparency. President Trump expressed reluctance to intervene in potential deportation.

House Subcommittee Hearing on DHS Waste, Fraud, and Abuse under Biden Administration

House Subcommittee holds hearing on waste, fraud, and abuse at DHS under Biden administration. Mayorkas criticized for illegal immigration and failures related to assassination attempts against Trump. Impeached in 2024 but charges dismissed by Schumer without Senate vote.

Judicial Watch lawsuit against DHS over Tim Walz's alleged China connections

Judicial Watch is suing the Department of Homeland Security for records related to Tim Walz's alleged connections with China, claiming a cover-up by the deep state. The lawsuit comes after DHS failed to respond to a Freedom of Information Act request for documents and communications regarding Walz. House Oversight Committee Chairman revealed that a whistleblower claimed Walz was a target of the Chinese Communist Party. Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton accused the Deep State of covering up information about Walz's connections to China.

DHS Crackdown on Leaks to Illegal Aliens

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem plans to prosecute individuals within the Department of Homeland Security who are leaking Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) movements to potential illegal aliens facing deportation procedures.

Appointment of Paul Ingrassia as Trump Administration's Point Man for DHS

Paul Ingrassia, a former far-right podcast host and election denier, is now the Trump administration's White House liaison to the Department of Homeland Security. He has a history of extreme election denial rhetoric, including calling for 'martial law' to keep Trump in office.

Legislation to Report Crimes by CHNV Program Beneficiaries

Rep. Morgan Luttrell introduces legislation to require DHS to report crimes committed by individuals admitted under a Biden-era immigration policy. The bill aims to provide Congress with information on crimes by CHNV program beneficiaries.

Immigration Policy in Alabama

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem launches ad campaign to deter illegal immigrants from coming to the US. Alabama lawmakers propose strict immigration laws and penalties for illegal immigrants. Legislation aims to tax outbound international money transfers to fund communities affected by illegal immigration.

Prince Harry's Immigration Records Lawsuit

Prince Harry's immigration records are being released with redactions in an ongoing lawsuit, raising questions about potential lies on immigration documents and illegal drug use disclosure.

DHS Secretary Noem Clawing Back FEMA Funds for Migrant Hotels in NYC

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem discusses taking back $59 million in FEMA funds earmarked for hotels housing migrants in New York City after uncovering luxury hotel payments for migrants by the Biden administration.

Immigration and Border Security under President Trump's Second Term

The Department of Homeland Security reported that nearly 5,700 illegal immigrants were deported in the first two weeks of President Trump's second term, with plans to increase deportation numbers. The Trump administration has been keen on promoting its immigration enforcement efforts, with a focus on deporting violent criminals within the country.

Elon Musk's team accessing FEMA systems and government data

DHS chief signals that Elon Musk's team has access to FEMA systems containing Americans' private information. Musk's team is involved in cost-cutting efforts and has faced criticism for their access to sensitive data. The Independent is a trusted news source that covers a wide range of topics and promotes quality journalism accessible to all.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's Discussion on Security Preparations for the Super Bowl

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem discusses President Trump's illegal immigration policies and security preparations for the Super Bowl. President Trump demands information about his attempted assassins. DHS deploys personnel and assets to ensure safety at the event.

Guantanamo Bay facility for housing migrants

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem to visit Guantanamo Bay to prepare facility for housing 30,000 migrants awaiting deportations as per Trump's Executive Order. The base currently houses migrants intercepted at sea awaiting acceptance in third countries.

Deportation of Criminal Illegal Aliens

The White House released a video warning criminal illegal aliens of deportation, coinciding with the Department of Defense flying some to Guantanamo Bay. DHS Secretary Noem and Border Czar Tom Homan emphasized cracking down on illegal activities and keeping the country safe.

Laken Riley Act signed into law by President Trump

President Trump signed the Laken Riley Act into law, requiring DHS to detain illegals convicted of certain crimes. The law is named after a nursing student who was murdered by an illegal alien. Trump emphasized the importance of securing borders and praised the family for their strength.

Discussion on Immigration Crackdown by DHS Secretary Kristi Noem

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem discusses crackdown on immigration, including removal of temporary status directive for Venezuelan migrants and ICE raids in NYC. A violent member of the Tren de Aragua gang was arrested trying to buy grenades. President Trump supports going after criminal illegal immigrants despite opposition. ICE made 1016 arrests in a single day.

Laken Riley Act signed into law

President Trump signs the Laken Riley Act into law, which requires DHS to take into custody illegal aliens arrested for certain crimes. The act is named after a nursing student murdered by an illegal alien in Georgia.

Facial Recognition Technology at U.S. Airports

DHS report finds that facial recognition systems used at U.S. airports are over 99% accurate in verifying travelers' identities, despite concerns about privacy and bias. The technology is being tested and expanded at airports nationwide.

Laken Riley Act and Immigration Enforcement

The House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act requiring the DHS to take into custody illegal aliens arrested for specific crimes. The legislation is named after a victim of a murder by an illegal alien who was not detained by ICE despite prior charges. House Republicans supported the Act, while many Democrats opposed it.

Illegal Alien Accused in Fatal Crash in Missouri

An illegal alien accused of causing a crash that killed a 12-year-old in Hazelwood, Missouri, is out of jail without paying bail, sparking outrage. Senator Josh Hawley criticized the decision to release the accused, who arrived at the US-Mexico border in 2023 and was released into the US interior by DHS. A hearing in the case is scheduled for next month.

Mysterious Drones Over New Jersey

Representative Josh Gottheimer calls on the federal government to brief the public about mysterious drones flying over New Jersey, stating there is no credible threat to public safety but the lack of information is causing anxiety. He urges the FBI and Department of Homeland Security to provide more details and transparency.

Controversy Surrounding Convicted Killer Jose Ibarra and Humanitarian Flight

Federal officials are not providing information about a humanitarian flight given to convicted killer Jose Ibarra, an illegal alien, in 2023. Ibarra murdered nursing student Laken Riley in Georgia and received the flight from New York to Atlanta. There are concerns about the parole process and lack of detention capacity in the Department of Homeland Security.

Criticism of DHS and FBI over Release of Illegal Alien Gang Member

Sen. Roger Marshall criticizes DHS Secretary Mayorkas and FBI Director Wray for refusing to testify publicly on the release of an illegal alien gang member who murdered Laken Riley. The killer was convicted and sentenced to life in prison without parole.

Refusal to Testify on Terrorism Threats

DHS Secretary Mayorkas and FBI Director Wray refused to testify before the Senate Homeland Security Committee on terrorism threats, sparking criticism from Republican senators.

Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing on the release of Laken Riley's alleged killer

Sen. Josh Hawley grills DHS Secretary and FBI Director on the release of Laken Riley's alleged killer into the U.S. and calls for their public testimony. The hearing was postponed after they insisted it be classified. Hawley demands subpoenas to force them to testify publicly.

Biden Administration's Handling of Migrant Children

Senator Marsha Blackburn criticizes Biden administration for losing track of tens of thousands of migrant children, leaving them vulnerable to human trafficking and exploitation.

Investigation into Biden Administration's Migrant Program Freeze

House committee investigates Biden administration's decision to freeze a controversial migrant program due to fraud concerns. Republicans call for program shutdown, citing abuse of parole authority. DHS pauses travel authorizations for nationals from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela.

Controversy over Vice President Kamala Harris being referred to as 'border czar'

Conservative think tank sues DHS for documents related to Vice President Kamala Harris being referred to as 'border czar', Harris denies ever holding that position, major media outlets and Democrats reject the term, GOP uses it in attacks, House votes to condemn Harris's handling of U.S. southern border

Discussion on the reform of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz expressed support for major reform of DHS and ICE, but did not publicly disavow the 'Abolish ICE' movement. Similar sentiments were shared by Vice President Kamala Harris. President Biden's administration has reduced deportations and increased non-detained docket for migrants.

Potential Terror Threats at the U.S. Border

House committee chairs blast FBI and DHS over release of nearly 100 terror watchlist suspects at the U.S. border during the Biden administration. Report reveals alarming findings about potential terror threats at the border.

DHS Releasing Migrants on Terrorist Watchlist

House Judiciary Committee report reveals DHS released migrants on terrorist watchlist into the U.S. under Biden-Harris administration, risking national security.

Trump Rally Shooting and Election Violence

Intelligence bulletin warns of possible retaliatory attacks following the attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania. Concerns are raised about violent extremists targeting election-related events and individuals.

Investigation into Trump rally shooting

The House of Representatives and Senate are investigating the shooting at a Trump rally that left Trump injured and a spectator dead. Senators are calling for immediate hearings to demand answers from DHS and the Secret Service on the security failures that led to the attempted assassination.

Airport Security and Inadmissible Travelers

Sen. Ron Johnson warns that American airports are at risk of being exploited for illegal immigration and terrorism as inadmissible travelers are released into the U.S. interior and fail to return for their deportation flights.

Biden's DHS Flying Deported Illegal Aliens Back into the US

President Biden's DHS is reportedly flying illegal aliens, previously deported by Trump's administration, back into the US under a little-known program. This is in response to mistreatment allegations by Human Rights Watch against Cameroonians. Secretary Mayorkas emphasizes 'justice and equity' for migrants.

Illegal Alien Accused of Murder in New York

An illegal alien released by DHS is accused of murdering a young woman on her 21st birthday in New York.

Border Security and Immigration Vetting Procedures

Former ICE Director John Sandweg expresses concern over DHS report identifying migrants brought to the US by an ISIS-affiliated human smuggling network, highlighting vulnerabilities in border security and the need for tighter vetting processes. Sandweg emphasizes the importance of real-time biometric checks against federal databases to identify potential threats, while acknowledging the lack of specific threat intelligence. Calls for improved vetting procedures to prevent individuals with ties to terrorist groups from entering the country.

Controversy over DHS policies on detention and release of illegal aliens accused of murder

Two illegal aliens accused of murdering a 12-year-old girl were released into the US despite available detention space, sparking controversy over DHS policies. Legislation has been introduced to address mass releases of migrants and improve monitoring. The Biden administration's handling of immigration enforcement is under scrutiny.

Murder of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray by Illegal Aliens

Two illegal aliens released into the US by Biden's DHS are accused of murdering 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, Texas. The suspects were apprehended at the border near El Paso, released into the US interior, and later arrested for the crime.

Security concerns over ISIS-linked migrant men crossing the southern border

House Republicans are pressing DHS and FBI to release details on eight ISIS-linked migrant men who were arrested after crossing the southern border. They highlight security failures and the potential threat to national security posed by terrorists exploiting the border.

ICE Arrests Migrants with Suspected ISIS Ties and DHS Screening Challenges

ICE arrested eight migrants with suspected ISIS ties, highlighting concerns over DHS's ineffective screening of non-citizens and asylum seekers entering the US. The report calls for improvements in data access, policies, technology, and security checks for asylum applicants.

Accusations of Mass Amnesty by President Biden

Senators Thune and Vance accuse President Biden of carrying out a de facto policy of mass amnesty by closing hundreds of thousands of deportation cases, leading to an increase in migrants allowed to stay in the U.S. without securing asylum. They demand details on the migrants and criticize the administration for fueling illegal immigration.

Illegal Alien Charged with Murder in West Virginia

An illegal alien from El Salvador charged with murdering a woman in West Virginia spent over two decades in an El Salvador prison before being released into the United States during President Joe Biden's administration. He sought asylum in Canada but was denied and released into DHS custody. The woman's body was found after a fire in Berkeley County, and the illegal alien had previously attacked two homeless people with baseball bats. He remains in custody and is fighting extradition.

Child Trafficking and DNA Testing at the U.S.-Mexico Border

Senate Democrats blocked the End Child Trafficking Now Act, which would require DNA testing of adult migrants and children at the U.S.-Mexico border to deter child trafficking. Former DHS officials warned that ending DNA testing could lead to a spike in child trafficking.

Immigration Policy and Border Control

Senator J.D. Vance opposes immigration bill backed by President Joe Biden, arguing that the executive has broad discretion to enforce border laws and does not need legislation to address the crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Potential Threats to LGBTQ+ Events During Pride Month

The FBI and Department of Homeland Security issued a warning about potential threats from foreign terrorist organizations targeting LGBTQ+ events during Pride Month. The announcement highlighted the heightened threat environment and the anniversary of the Pulse nightclub shooting in June 2016.

Release of Illegal Alien Convicted Killer by Biden's DHS

President Biden's DHS released an illegal alien convicted killer from Colombia into the US, who was arrested in 2014 for aggravated homicide, aggravated theft, and possession of a weapon. The alien was apprehended by Border Patrol in 2023 and released into the US interior before being arrested by ICE in Massachusetts. The DHS is releasing tens of thousands of migrants into American communities regularly.

Controversy Surrounding DHS Intelligence 'Experts' Group

The Biden administration has agreed to wind down a controversial intelligence 'experts' group after facing a lawsuit from a conservative legal nonprofit. The group was criticized for being partisan, with only 1% of political contributions going to Republicans and 98% going to Democrats. DHS Secretary Mayorkas announced the group in September, but it faced backlash for alleged lack of neutrality and balance. America First Legal sued DHS, leading to the agreement to wind down the group.

President Biden's Parole Pipeline for Foreign Nationals

President Biden's parole pipeline has allowed over 400,000 nationals of Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela to fly to the U.S. at their own expense. Despite this, foreign nationals are still inadmissible under federal law. DHS has received over 1.6 million applications for travel authorization under the CHNV program.

Department of Homeland Security's handling of detention space and enforcement of immigration laws

President Biden's DHS has significantly low detention space despite an increasing number of illegal aliens in deportation proceedings, leading to criminal illegal aliens being released into American communities. The administration's refusal to enforce laws and use available resources has resulted in serious consequences.

DHS Secretary Mayorkas Unfamiliar with 12-Year-Old Travis Wolfe's Case

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is unfamiliar with the case of 12-year-old Travis Wolfe, who died in a crash allegedly caused by an illegal alien. Senator Hawley criticized Mayorkas for not knowing about Wolfe's case and highlighted the tragic incident during a Senate budget hearing.

DHS Approval of Work Permit for Accused Murderer

President Biden's DHS approved a work permit for a Venezuelan man accused of murdering a woman despite knowing his criminal history. Senator Hawley revealed the details during a Senate budget hearing, questioning DHS Secretary Mayorkas on the decision.

Accusations against DHS Chief Alejandro Mayorkas

Senior GOP impeachment manager Rep. Mark Green accuses DHS chief Alejandro Mayorkas of causing the deaths of thousands of migrants at the southern border and enriching Mexico's cartels with billions of dollars. Democrats shut down Mayorkas' impeachment trial to minimize media coverage. Mayorkas' policies have led to a surge in migrant deaths and increased cartel profits.

Alleged Flyer Asking Migrants to Vote for President Biden

DHS Secretary Mayorkas was questioned about an alleged flyer asking migrants to vote for President Biden. DHS stated that non-citizens cannot vote in federal elections and their focus is on enforcing borders.

Increase in Chinese Nationals Crossing U.S. Borders

Under President Joe Biden, the number of Chinese nationals crossing the U.S. borders has increased by more than 37,000 percent in just three years, as per new Department of Homeland Security data.

House Judiciary Committee's Request for DHS Documents on Criminal Illegal Immigrants

House Judiciary Committee pushes DHS for documents related to illegal immigrants accused of serious crimes in the U.S. due to non-compliance by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. The requests include information on criminal illegal aliens, such as Diego Ibarra, Daniel Hernandez Martinez, and Pierre Lucard Emile.

Afghan Migrant on Terrorist Watchlist Released into U.S.

Afghan migrant released into the U.S. by DHS was found to be listed on the federal government's terrorist watchlist after crossing the border. He was later arrested by ICE agents in Texas but released on bond with minimal restrictions.

Biden's DHS Releases Afghan Migrant on Terrorist Watchlist

Afghan migrant on terrorist watchlist was twice released into the US by Biden's DHS, later arrested by ICE for ties to terrorism.

Border Patrol releasing a man on the terror watchlist

Former ICE Chief of Staff under the Biden administration reacted to a report of Border Patrol releasing a man on the terror watchlist, stating it is rare but unacceptable. The incident is one of at least three involving suspected terrorists being released by Customs and Border Protection in the past two years.

Impeachment Trial Urged for DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

More than 40 Senate Republicans are urging Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to permit an impeachment trial against DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas due to his oversight of record-breaking illegal immigration and the creation of a catch-and-release network.

DHS Secretary Testifying Before Congress on 2025 Budget Request

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will testify before Congress on the Department of Homeland Security’s requested budget for 2025 on Wednesday.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer's Response to Impeachment Articles Against DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer dismisses articles of impeachment against Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas as absurd and aims to resolve the matter quickly. Reports suggest Schumer may move to dismiss the impeachment trial. Senators warn that Schumer's actions are politically motivated to avoid exposing Mayorkas' record on immigration issues.

Legal Battle Between Texas and Biden Administration on Immigration Enforcement

Legal battle between Texas and the Biden administration over state's law allowing police to arrest migrants. Immigration judges have thrown out 200,000 deportation cases due to DHS not filing required 'Notice to Appear'. DHS failure to file NTA led to court dismissals and immigrants left in legal limbo.

DHS Secretary accused of stonewalling on details of illegal alien accused of murder

DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas is accused of stonewalling details on illegal alien Jose Antonio Ibarra accused of murdering Laken Riley. Rep. Mark Green criticizes DHS for not providing requested information on Ibarra, despite acknowledging the request as a 'high priority.' Ibarra arrived at the U.S.-Mexico border in 2022, was released into the U.S., and later arrested for Riley's murder.

Alleged Money Laundering Operation by U.S. Federal Agents in Mexico

Two U.S. federal agents allegedly ran a sophisticated money laundering operation in Mexico City's airport between 2010 and 2019, laundering millions for Colombian and Mexican drug cartels while working for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The agents, Thomas LaPak and Kenny Popovits, have not faced prosecution and are reportedly still employed by the U.S. government.

Colombian National Convicted of Sexual Assault in Massachusetts

A Colombian national released by DHS was convicted of sexual assault in Massachusetts. He was apprehended by Border Patrol in Arizona, given probation for one year, and arrested by ICE for deportation. ICE is prioritizing public safety by removing such threats from communities.

House Republicans demand answers on alleged concealment of illegal alien crossings by DHS

House Republicans demand answers from DHS regarding alleged concealment of true number of illegal alien crossings during Congressional visit to border crisis, threatening to use subpoena powers if information is not provided within two weeks.

President Biden's Mispronunciation and Response to Laken Riley's Murder

Angel Mom Allyson Phillips criticizes President Biden for mispronouncing her daughter Laken Riley's name during the State of the Union address. Biden downplayed Riley's murder allegedly by an illegal alien released by DHS. Democrats defended the suspect and objected to the term 'illegal.' Riley was found murdered on a university campus, and the suspect, Jose Antonio Ibarra, arrived in the U.S. in 2022 and was released by Biden's DHS despite prior arrests.

Accusation against DHS Secretary regarding murder of Laken Riley

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accused DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of refusing to accept a pin honoring Laken Riley, a nursing student allegedly murdered by an illegal alien. The accused murderer, Jose Antonio Ibarra, was released into the U.S. via Biden's parole pipeline and was not turned over to ICE despite prior arrests.

President Joe Biden's Alleged Secretive Flights Program for Illegal Aliens

President Joe Biden is allegedly operating a secretive flights program to bring hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens into the United States each year, according to records obtained by Todd Bensman at the Center for Immigration Studies. The program involves a mobile app called CBP One, which has facilitated the entry of a significant number of illegal aliens into the country through various means, including flights to American airports. DHS officials have faced criticism for lack of transparency and accountability regarding this program.

White House engagement with Border Patrol

White House National Security Communications Adviser responds to claims that President Biden never spoke with former Border Patrol Chief by stating that Biden is engaged with DHS and Border Patrol, and visited the border for the second time last week.

Increase in Illegal Aliens Awaiting Deportation in the U.S.

The number of illegal aliens living freely in the U.S. awaiting deportation by ICE is projected to increase to over eight million by the end of 2024, triple the number in 2020. President Biden is expected to have nearly tripled ICE's non-detained docket by the end of his first term. Republican senators sought a vote of no confidence against DHS Secretary Mayorkas for this increase.

The Laken Riley Act and Immigration Policies

Rep. Mike Collins (R-GA) is introducing the “Laken Riley Act” in memory of a 22-year-old nursing student who was murdered by an illegal alien. The act aims to require the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to detain illegal aliens arrested for specific crimes like burglary and shoplifting.

Illegal Immigration and Crime

Former President Donald Trump spoke with the parents of Laken Riley, a nursing student allegedly murdered by an illegal alien in Georgia. The suspect, Jose Antonio Ibarra, benefited from Biden's catch and release policy. Republicans are demanding information from DHS Secretary Mayorkas regarding Ibarra's release.

House Homeland Security Committee demands documents from DHS regarding murder case

Republicans on the House Homeland Security Committee demand documents and information from DHS regarding a Venezuelan national charged with the murder of a Georgia college student, blaming the Biden administration's immigration policies.

AT&T Wireless Service Outage

AT&T restores wireless service after a temporary disruption caused by a software update. The outage was not due to a cyberattack but an incorrect process during network expansion. Authorities are investigating, and other carriers reported normal operations. No indication of malicious activity according to cybersecurity agencies.