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June 15, 2023
JANESVILLE – Tensions rose in a Rock County boardroom Wednesday as another immigration resolution from supervisor Mike Zoril failed before a county committee.
June 14, 2023
Simply strengthening the current "layered systems" approach to U.S.border security will not secure the border. Congress and theAdministration need to make key investments in infrastructure,organization, technology, and resources and then support theseefforts with appropriate legislation and policy reform.
June 10, 2023
Texas Governor Abbott signed borderย legislation and announced the placement of floating barriers in the Rio Grande to help secure the border.
June 1, 2023
Thomas Friedman: Biden Needs To "Out-Trump Trump" And Secure The Border—So The Great Replacement Can Happen James Fulford 05/31/2023 A+
March 20, 2023
On Day 2 of the U.S. House Republicans' retreat, Republican lawmakers update the press on their policy on ...
January 30, 2023
Rules Package Sends Rep. Roy Border Bill to House Floor — Maybe Should the administration be forced to secure the border? Facebook Twitter
January 26, 2023
Is increasing the Department of Homeland Security Budget by 2% enough? Find out how else we can support homeland security in America
November 24, 2022
U.S. border security strategy should employ a mix of resources inaddition to Border Patrol agents, including state and local authorities, the National Guard, and private contractors. The DHSshould heed the lessons learned from other large-scale contractingactivities and should view border security as encompassing not onlyland borders, but air and sea borders as well.
November 23, 2022
House Republicans shouldnt promise to deliver what only a president can: a secure border.
November 22, 2022
Federal support for border security policing should be viewed as a short-term bridging program to secure the border now, not as a pork-barrel program allocated through earmarks. To fund theseefforts, Congress and the Administration should plan to allocateabout $400 million per year over three years out of the projectedspending on homeland security grants.