Perhaps everyone else is so pure in heart that they do not think there is something a bit merciless about the British State's vindictive treatment of Shamima Begum.
“Some migrants coming across the southern border may pose a serious ‘national security threat,'” warned Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens in an interview with CBS’s “Face the Nation.” Owens explained that smugglers control the flow of illegal migrants and that it is difficult to prevent them from entering the country along the 1,900-mile border with […]
U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens said migrant smugglers are taking advantage of vulnerabilities at the southern border and the importance U.S. officials place on responding to humanitarian issues. In an interview that aired Sunday on CBS News’s "Face the Nation," Owens said smugglers “absolutely are” setting the rules of engagement at the southern border,
Supporters of assisted dying need to grasp that they will almost certainly get more than they say that they want. You will have to judge whether they really are as moderate as they claim.
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The chief of the Philadelphia Department of Prisons is leaving the job after a series of inmate deaths and escapes. Blanche Carney, who has overseen the city's four prisons and jails since 2016, told staffers in a letter on Monday that her last day will be April 5, The Philadelphia Inquirer reported. A department spokesperson confirmed Carney's impending retirement. PENNSYLVANIA INMATE WHO ESCAPED PRISON NEARLY 4 MONTHS AGO CAPTURED LEAVING PHILADELPHIA PLANET FITNESS The...
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U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens reported that authorities arrested an individual trying to unlawfully enter the country and that they found images on the man's phone of "people being tortured.""3/14: USBP in El Paso, TX arrested a Colombian attempting to enter the country illegally. Agents searched the subject & found photos of people being tortured on his phone. He also had specific tattoos indicative of gang membership (Clan del Golfo)," the tweet states.Bill Melugin of Fox News shared...
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The head of the U.S. Border Patrol called illegal immigration a national security threat, saying that the high number of known gotaways keeps him “up at night.” Speaking with CBS News’s Face the Nation on Sunday, Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens warned that his agency is sometimes stretched thin, with 20,000 agents protecting nearly 2,000 […]
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U.S. Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens said Sunday during an interview that not knowing who is crossing the southern border illegally and what their intent is, is a "national security threat." Owens sat with CBS for an interview aired on Face the Nation, where he spoke about nearing a million migrant apprehensions between U.S.-Mexico ports of entry so far in fiscal year 2024. The agency is also on track to reach two million apprehensions by the end of September, when the fiscal year ends,...
A senior leader of the MS-13 street gang who was one of the FBI's most wanted gang fugitives was quietly arrested earlier this month at the California-Mexico border on narco-terrorism charges, authorities said. Freddy Ivan Jandres-Parada, 48, also known as Lucky De Park View, was taken into custody on March 7 by federal authorities at the San Ysidro Port of Entry in San Diego County, sources told The Times. Federal officials did not disclose any details about the arrest. Jandres-Parada's...