The 'God's Army' Convoy Was an Unholy Union of the Far Right
The rallies at the U.S.-Mexico border drew a mix of Christian nationalists, MAGA influencers, Jan. 6 rioters, QAnon conspiracy theorists, and paramilitary groups.
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The rallies at the U.S.-Mexico border drew a mix of Christian nationalists, MAGA influencers, Jan. 6 rioters, QAnon conspiracy theorists, and paramilitary groups.
The situation at the Texas-Mexico border is attracting religious groups from out of state with competing agendas.
The "Take Back Our Border Convoy" trip through Texas follows a Supreme Court ruling on razor wire installed by the state in Eagle Pass.
Sarah Palin told a crowd of over 1,000 "patriots" gathered at the southern border in Texas Thursday for the "Take our Border Back" rally that they would "take our country back."
Hundreds gathered in Dripping Springs for a rally Thursday evening as they made their way to the Southern border.