Human Smuggling in the Mexican Desert

A first-hand account of a night in the Mexican desert where migrants from various countries are being smuggled into the U.S. by organized crime groups, highlighting the lucrative human smuggling industry along the border.

Violence in Mexico: Gang Leader Kills Jesuit Priests

A gang leader known as “El Chueco” killed two Jesuit priests in a church in Mexico. The government's approach to dealing with cartels and violence has been criticized, leading to demands for peace from Catholic leaders. The killings have caused fear and displacement in the community, with locals seeking refuge and assistance from priests. Despite the violence, the priests remain beloved figures who offer comfort and support to the Indigenous communities in the region.

Immigration and Border Security

Rep. Mike Levin believes President Biden's plan to give Border Patrol more authority to deport those who fail background checks is a positive step but not enough. He emphasizes the need for Mexico to do more to enforce laws on their side of the border.

Fentanyl Smuggling

Fentanyl smuggling has increased despite efforts to target cartels and tighten border security.

Comparison of Trump and Biden Border Policies

CNN host Fareed Zakaria suggests that some of former President Trump's border policies were effective and that the modern asylum rules are being exploited by cartels. Zakaria advises President Biden to learn from Trump's approach and reform the asylum system.

Teen Smugglers Recruited by Cartels in Texas

Teens in Texas are being recruited by cartels via social media to smuggle illegal immigrants across the U.S. border, often unaware of the dangers involved. Recent arrests show the extent of this issue and the risks involved for the young smugglers.

Utilizing AI to Combat Fentanyl Trafficking

AI technology can be leveraged to identify and curb the flow of fentanyl into the United States, ultimately aiming to reduce the number of overdoses and save lives.

Teen involvement in human smuggling in the United States

American teens are smuggling migrants into the United States for money, leading to criminal activities like identity theft, fraud, and gang involvement. Law enforcement agencies are targeting recruiters and organizers to combat human smuggling. There is a lack of federal immigration policies exacerbating the issue, according to Senator Ted Cruz. Social media ads are driving teens to participate in smuggling activities, facilitated by cartels for financial gain. Law enforcement officials are urging for more engagement to address the problem.

Mexican Government Lawsuit Against Arizona Gun Dealers

Mexican government allowed to proceed with lawsuit against five Arizona gun dealers accused of trafficking weapons and ammunition to drug cartels across the U.S.-Mexico border despite arguments of protection under U.S. law.

Escalating Violence in Mexico During Spring Break

Former US federal marshal warns students on Spring Break to avoid Mexico due to escalating violence and danger from warring cartels.

President Joe Biden's Border Security Reforms Claim

President Joe Biden claimed the Senate leaders' February border bill had the toughest set of border security reforms, but evidence shows the bill actually enables more illegal migration and benefits cartels.

Security Challenges in Celaya, Mexico

Celaya, Mexico is one of the most dangerous places for police officers in North America, with high homicide rates. The city has chosen to confront cartels rather than negotiate, leading to a high number of police casualties. The president's security policies have left many towns with a shortage of police officers.

Violence and Cartel Wars in Mexico

Cartels in Mexico are warring over resort areas and targeting political candidates ahead of important elections, leading to a surge in violence and deaths. The violence has escalated despite efforts to improve security conditions in the country.

Seizure of Island Near US-Mexico Border

Texas officials celebrate seizure of island near US-Mexico border used as a 'safe haven' for cartel drugs and weapons, announcing plans for a military facility to defend the border. Mexican President criticizes the plan. Island was secured by Texas National Guard and DPS, previously used for criminal activities. Explosive devices, illegal weapons, and large amounts of drugs were found on the island.