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'Caught in the crossfire': Border-town residents flee as cartels burn homes, battle in streets - Vimarsana News

'Caught in the crossfire': Border-town residents flee as cartels burn homes, battle in streets

Families are fleeing a Mexican town along the border with the U.S. due to violent cartel activity, including burning homes and intense battles, according to AZCentral.

Source: wnd.com
EXCLUSIVE: Border Patrol Suspends Training Activities In Tucson Sector Over 'Immediate Need' To Address Migrant Surge - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Border Patrol Suspends Training Activities In Tucson Sector Over 'Immediate Need' To Address Migrant Surge

Border Patrol agents in the Tucson sector of Arizona has suspended all trainings due to an overwhelming surge of illegal immigration.

October sees second-highest border encounters ever - Vimarsana News

October sees second-highest border encounters ever

In Arizona, the Tucson Sector Border Patrol apprehended 58,000 illegal immigrants in a span of 28 days. Numbers continued to pile on to what was an unfortunately busy October 2023 for the region, which saw 55,224 migrants, according to Breitbart. October 2023 saw 240,988 encounters, the second-highest month on record.

Texas, Arizona officials explain Border Patrol procedure, refute media narrative - Vimarsana News

Texas, Arizona officials explain Border Patrol procedure, refute media narrative

(The Center Square) – In the wake of Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents being slammed with a surge of illegal border crossers, some in the media appear to be incorrectly

Border Patrol, federal prosecutors surge efforts in southern Arizona - Vimarsana News

Border Patrol, federal prosecutors surge efforts in southern Arizona

Federal officials say they are seeing results after surging resources to prosecute more cases involving illegal border crossings.

Source: ktar.com