Top US Official Reports 200 Iranian 'Sleeper Cell' Arrests Amid Intensified Immigration Enforcement and Senate Vote on Landmark Bill

Top US Official Reports 200 Iranian ‘Sleeper Cell’ Arrests Amid Intensified Immigration Enforcement and Senate Vote on Landmark Bill

Washington D.C. — A senior United States official announced Monday the arrest of 200 individuals described as Iranian “sleeper cells,” linking the interdictions to the ongoing nationwide immigration crackdown. The disclosure came as the Senate entered a critical phase of voting on a sweeping legislative package championed by President Donald Trump. Speaking to reporters outside…

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President Trump Scheduled to Visit New Migrant Detention Facility in Remote Florida Everglades, Nicknamed 'Alligator Alcatraz'

President Trump Scheduled to Visit New Migrant Detention Facility in Remote Florida Everglades, Nicknamed ‘Alligator Alcatraz’

WASHINGTON/SOUTHERN FLORIDA – U.S. President Donald Trump is slated to visit a newly established temporary migrant detention center in southern Florida on Tuesday, July 1, 2025, a move that underscores his administration’s intensified focus on increasing immigration detention and deportations. The facility, situated in a remote area of the vast Florida Everglades, has already acquired…

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Trump Backed $940 Billion Spending Bill: Senate Debates Major Shifts on Immigration, Defense, and Social Programs

Trump-Backed $940 Billion Spending Bill: Senate Debates Major Shifts on Immigration, Defense, and Social Programs

WASHINGTON – A sweeping legislative package, spanning a formidable 940 pages and encompassing a broad array of tax breaks, spending cuts, and key Republican priorities including national defense and accelerated deportations, stands before the United States Senate on June 29, 2025. This substantial bill, championed by proponents as critical for national security and fiscal responsibility,…

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Guatemala's President Arévalo Denies Signing New Asylum Agreement with United States

Guatemala’s President Arévalo Denies Signing New Asylum Agreement with United States

Guatemala City, Guatemala – President Bernardo Arévalo of Guatemala unequivocally denied on Friday, June 27, 2025, that his administration had signed a new agreement with the United States concerning the acceptance of asylum seekers from other countries. This assertion directly contradicted claims made public by U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem following meetings in Guatemala…

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US Military Expands Authority on Texas Border, Troops Authorized to Detain Migrants

US Military Expands Authority on Texas Border, Troops Authorized to Detain Migrants

Washington, D.C. – The Trump administration has significantly expanded the U.S. military’s operational footprint along the southern border, authorizing troops to detain individuals suspected of crossing illegally into designated national defense areas for potential federal prosecution. This marks a substantial increase in the military’s direct involvement in border enforcement activities, pushing the boundaries of conventional…

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US Military Establishes Third Border Buffer Zone on Rio Grande, Enhancing Detention Powers

US Military Establishes Third Border Buffer Zone on Rio Grande, Enhancing Detention Powers

Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Department of Defense has ordered the creation of a third National Defense Area (NDA) along the nation’s southern border, a move aimed at expanding the military’s authority to detain individuals crossing into the United States. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the establishment of the new zone on Wednesday, June 25,…

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Border Crossings Plummet Nearly 50% Amid DHS Enforcement Surge in Los Angeles, Agency Reports

Border Crossings Plummet Nearly 50% Amid DHS Enforcement Surge in Los Angeles, Agency Reports

WASHINGTON D.C. – The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has reported a significant downturn in attempted border crossings along the U.S. Southern border, attributing the steep decline to targeted immigration enforcement operations recently launched in Los Angeles. According to data released by the department, overall apprehensions and what the agency terms “gotaways” have collectively fallen…

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US Border Patrol Shifts Focus Inland as Border Arrests Hit 60 Year Low

US Border Patrol Shifts Focus Inland as Border Arrests Hit 60-Year Low

Video evidence and field reports indicate a significant operational shift for U.S. Border Patrol agents, who are increasingly being observed and conducting activities far removed from the nation’s land borders with Mexico and Canada. This evolving deployment strategy marks a notable expansion of their traditional role, moving personnel deeper into the interior of the United…

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US Border Authorities Uncover Sophisticated, Nearly 3,000 Foot Smuggling Tunnel Near San Diego Tijuana Crossing

US Border Authorities Uncover Sophisticated, Nearly 3,000-Foot Smuggling Tunnel Near San Diego-Tijuana Crossing

San Diego, California – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents have announced the discovery and closure of a remarkably sophisticated underground tunnel spanning nearly 3,000 feet beneath the international boundary connecting San Diego, California, and Tijuana, Mexico. The elaborate subterranean passage, located in close proximity to the bustling Otay Mesa Port of Entry, represents…

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US Mexico Border Encounters Rise Slightly in May Amid Lows, Congress Pushes Bill, Enforcement Boosts in LA

US-Mexico Border Encounters Rise Slightly in May Amid Lows, Congress Pushes Bill, Enforcement Boosts in LA

Washington D.C. — While migration levels at the U.S.-Mexico border in May 2025 remained near lows not seen in roughly 60 years, recent data indicates a slight uptick in encounters compared to the preceding months of March and April. The evolving situation is coupled with intensified enforcement efforts in inland U.S. cities and significant legislative…

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