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'Testy' Senate Briefing on Ukraine Aid Explodes Into 'Screaming Match' - Vimarsana News

'Testy' Senate Briefing on Ukraine Aid Explodes Into 'Screaming Match'

A “testy” atmosphere reportedly prevailed at a classified Senate briefing on Ukraine on Tuesday between the Republicans and the Democrats over further funding for the regime in Kiev.

Texas AG secures administrative stay preventing border barriers from being destroyed by federal government - Vimarsana News

Texas AG secures administrative stay preventing border barriers from being destroyed by federal government

An administrative stay has been secured that will keep the federal government from destroying Texas's concertina wire fencing along the border, Texas AG Ken Paxton said on Monday.

Migrant surge: Worries over domino effect after Lukeville Port of Entry closure - Vimarsana News

Migrant surge: Worries over domino effect after Lukeville Port of Entry closure

As the Lukeville Port of Entry remains closed until further notice due to a recent surge in migrants, there are worries over whether the closure will affect other ports of entry along the border.

Border Patrol find 100 pounds of meth in South Texas car using x-ray technology - Vimarsana News

Border Patrol find 100 pounds of meth in South Texas car using x-ray technology

The U.S. Border Patrol is thanking x-ray technology for a massive meth bust in South Texas.

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Border woes: CBP closing Arizona port of entry amid migrant surge - Vimarsana News

Border woes: CBP closing Arizona port of entry amid migrant surge

Officials said the temporary suspension of operations at the port of entry till begin on Dec. 4.