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By: Virginia Allen / @Virginia_Allen5 / April 28, 2024 Read more at https://www.dailysignal.com/2024/04/28/6-reasons-chinese-nationals-illegally-crossing-californias-southern-border/ An illegal alien from China arrives Oct. 10 at a San Diego train station with a group of other illegal immigrants. (Photo: Frederic J. Brown/AFP/Getty Images) Chinese nationals are crossing America’s southern border at a rapid rate. On Wednesday alone, the U.S. Border Patrol encountered 206 Chinese…

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Established smuggling routes, infrastructure, and the cartels’ financial motivation long have driven illegal Chinese migration to the U.S.

A man who initially told authorities he was picking up a friend’s relatives at 2 a.m. at the base of a mountain straddling the Mexican border has pleaded guilty to migrant smuggling.

The new laws went into effect eight months ago, but many club owners have been slow to follow the regulations, which mandate security and surveillance cameras, metal detectors and more guards both inside and outside clubs.

EL PASO, Texas (Border Report) — U.S. Border Patrol officials say an agent was involved in a “use-of-force” incident on Thursday in El Paso.  The Border Patrol did not say who prompted the agent’s use of force, what amount of force was used, or whether there were any injuries. In a statement, the Border Patrol said the agent is assigned to the agency’s El […]

"We're working hard to reduce the number of homicides, some days you have seven, some only one, there's no consistent number," said Gaxiola Rodríguez. "We continue to make arrests, investigate crimes, we are going after all sorts of groups involved in these homicides."

Two Mexican migrants are facing federal charges for allegedly agreeing to drive 11 other unauthorized non-citizens through a U.S. Border Patrol checkpoint last week.

South Texas border unveiled a pilot reclamation program they've been working on for several years, that, if approved, would be the first in the Lone Star State to convert brackish wild water into potable water for homes and businesses.