Tennessee Conservative
Drug Overdoses Spiked Last Year Alongside A Significant Rise In Illegal Immigration, Raising Questions About How The Increased Traffic At The Border Could Be Leading To More Drug Deaths.
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Agents Estimate 1 Million People Evaded Capture And Are Already In The U.S. Illegally With No Way Of Knowing Who They Are.
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The U.S. Supreme Court Heard Oral Arguments Tuesday In A Major Immigration Case, One Of Several Key Legal Battles Working Their Way Through The Federal Judicial System As Illegal Immigration Soars.
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Border Patrol Agents And Texas Law Enforcement Officers Are Bracing For As Many As 500,000 Illegal Immigrants Waiting In Mexico To Enter Texas In The Rio Grande Valley Sector Once Title 42 Is Lifted.
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The Number Of Illegal Immigrants Apprehended At The Southern Border By The Texas Department Of Public Safety In The Past Year Has Somewhat Mitigated What Is Otherwise A Huge Problem Because The Biden Administration Is Failing To Enforce U.S. Immigration Laws, A Former U.S. Border Patrol Executive Says.
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1) Tennessee Sued Over Secretive Pandemic Report
2) Sullivan County Educator Fired for Teaching CRT Pushes for Reinstatement
3) Potential Saudi Terrorist Captured By Border Patrol
4) Record Amount Of Fentanyl Seized, Now Cited As #1 Killer Of Americans Ages 18-45
5) SCOTUS To Hear Challenges To Biden Mandates In Early January
6) Tennessee Joins Lawsuit Against Head Start Mandates
7) Judges Rule Masks Still Required In Knox County Schools
A Saudi Arabian Man Described By A U.S. Border Patrol Chief As A “Potential Terrorist” Was Apprehended Attempting To Enter The U.S. Illegally Near Yuma, Arizona. He Was Apprehended Wearing A New York County Ambulance Jacket.
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Amid An Announcement That Arizona Is Beefing Up Border Security Because Of A Surge In Immigrants, Gov. Doug Ducey’s News Conference Along The U.S. Border Wall Had Some Surprise Visitors.
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Is Deploying Additional Tennessee Guard Troops To The Texas-Mexico Border In Early 2022 To Help Combat A Surge In Deadly Drugs Being Smuggled Into The U.S. As Part Of The Ongoing Border Crisis.
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Frustrated Border Agents And Their Union Have Been Calling On Congress To Send Reinforcements. But Help Is Not On The Way. The Administration’s Upcoming Budget Request Doesn’t Include Funding For More Customs And Border Protection Agents.
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