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Texas vs. Biden — state fights to enforce border, as White House waves in illegal migrants - Vimarsana News

Texas vs. Biden — state fights to enforce border, as White House waves in illegal migrants

In the bizarre logic under President Biden, while Texas may keep illegal migrants out, if they find a federal Border Patrol agent, they’ll be let right in.

Source: nypost.com
GOP enthusiasm mounts & Democrats defect over immigration concerns - Vimarsana News

GOP enthusiasm mounts & Democrats defect over immigration concerns

Among voters near the Texas-Mexico border, immigration and border security are a leading cause for flipping from Democrat to Republican.

Source: kxxv.com
The graves of unidentified migrants in Texas lay bare the horrific toll of Biden's border crisis - Vimarsana News

The graves of unidentified migrants in Texas lay bare the horrific toll of Biden's border crisis

Sunken, unfinished graves at a cemetery in Eagle Pass, Texas hold more than a dozen unidentified migrants who died in the dangerous journey trying to cross illegally from Mexico into the U.S.

Corpus Christi got its first Spanish-language radio stations in 1954 - Vimarsana News

Corpus Christi got its first Spanish-language radio stations in 1954

KUNO, which began in 1950, switched to Spanish-format programming in April 1954 and KCCT began its all-Spanish broadcasting in May 1954.

Source: caller.com
President Biden should visit the southern border to witness mass migration problems, Texas residents say - Vimarsana News

President Biden should visit the southern border to witness mass migration problems, Texas residents say

Joe Biden should visit the United States' southern border to get a "first-hand glance" at the problems being caused due to mass migration, Texas residents say.