Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara warned on Face the Nation Sunday that public anger over a string of federal‑involved shootings has reached a breaking point, saying the city is so overwhelmed that even a finding of legal justification in the latest incident “does not matter at this point.”
Chicago’s police chief delivered a blunt warning amid rising confrontations with federal immigration officers, reminding residents in October that ICE and HSI personnel are “law enforcement officers” and that attacking or obstructing them is a criminal act. He cautioned that emotional disagreement with federal operations does not give anyone license to interfere, adding that Chicago police “do not interfere with the duties and responsibilities of federal agents” and are committed to keeping them safe.
A video circulating on social media shows a new angle on the shooting that occurred in South Minneapolis on Saturday morning. The video shows the suspect attempting to push an agent away from two protesters, later grabbing and pulling at one of them. Within seconds of Border Patrol agents struggling to subdue the suspect, shots ring out.
President Donald J. Trump delivered a forceful rebuke Saturday to Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, accusing both leaders of “inciting insurrection” through their handling of the Border Patrol agent‑involved shooting and the violent unrest that followed. In a sharply worded statement, Trump said state and local officials abandoned law enforcement, misled the public about the circumstances of the shooting, and are now attempting to shift blame onto federal agents as chaos engulfs the city.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey rushed to a news conference on Saturday within hours of a man being shot and killed by a Border Patrol agent on the city’s south side. The mayor said little to calm Minneapolis residents but did propose an ultimatum to President Donald J. Trump: End your immigration operation, and safety will be restored in the city.
Chaos exploded across a South Minneapolis community on Saturday after a Border Patrol agent‑involved shooting. Large crowds surged into the streets, swarmed federal personnel, and clashed with agents attempting to secure the scene. What began as a rapid gathering of onlookers quickly devolved into a volatile confrontation, with agitators blocking roads, surrounding vehicles, and forcing federal officers into defensive positions amid a fast‑escalating wave of unrest.
Federal officials say a Minneapolis kennel employee targeted a CBP detection dog with an anti‑ICE message, marking a new escalation in the city’s hostility toward immigration enforcement.
Webb County Sheriff Martin Cuellar (D) and his Assistant Chief Deputy Alejandro Gutierrez made their initial appearance in federal court as part of a now-unsealed five-count indictment. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Texas alleges the pair was involved in a conspiracy with others to misappropriate county funds. Sheriff Cuellar is the brother of recently pardoned U.S. Representative Henry Cuellar (D-TX).
Ryan Wedding, a fugitive Canadian drug boss who is a former Olympian and had made the FBI’s Top Ten Most Wanted list, surrendered to authorities in Mexico. Almost immediately following the arrest, FBI agents flew Wedding to the United States to stand trial on numerous federal charges.
Mexican authorities arrested a fugitive cartel boss responsible for the widespread extortion of farmers, several kidnappings, and murders that terrorized the communities in Western Michoacan. The arrest came soon after Breitbart News Foundation published the address of his hideouts.
Las autoridades mexicanas arrestaron al líder de una organización narcoterrorista responsable de la extorsión a agricultores, varios secuestros y asesinatos que aterrorizaron a las comunidades rurales de Michoacán. La detención se produjo poco después de que la Fundación Breitbart News publicara la dirección de su casa de seguridad.
Less than one hundred members of the Party for Socialism and Liberation (PSL) and their followers joined in on a protest and march in downtown San Antonio to mark the one-year anniversary of the inauguration of President Donald J. Trump.
The government of Mexico sent 37 cartel operatives to the United States this week in yet another attempt to appease the Trump administration over American claims that authorities south of the border are not doing enough to stop cartels. Despite their “peace offerings,” Mexican military and government officials continue protecting the country’s top cartel boss, Ruben Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera — the leader of the terrorist organization Cartel Jalisco New Generation.
“Promises made, promises kept.” On January 20, 2025, when President Donald J. Trump took the oath of office for his second term, that mantra has guided this Administration as it works overtime to enact major accomplishments on behalf of the American people.
ICE agents arrested Guatemalan national Samuel Eduardo Arevalo‑Hernandez after Cottonwood County, Minnesota, officials refused to honor a federal detainer and released the alleged child sex predator back into the community. The criminal alien is charged with two counts of third‑degree penetration of a child between the ages of 14 and 15. Offical assert that this is the type of person Minnesota officials chose to protect, not American citizens.
A journalist in northern Mexico is currently fearing for her life after a feared drug lord announced that he was going to kill her because of her reporting. Despite the threat being public through a narco-banner, Mexico’s federal government, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, refused to give the journalist protection, even though they have a program to safeguard news workers at risk.
In an exclusive interview with Breitbart Texas, Pierce County Sheriff Keith Swank, an elected official who represents nearly one million residents, says he is “standing in the breach” to protect the will of his voters from Senate Bill 5974. If passed, the exclusively Democrat-sponsored bill would subject elected sheriffs to a state suitability investigation, including a review of social media activity, that could result in their removal from office by unelected state officials.
Federal officials announced a major public‑safety sweep in Minneapolis on Monday, revealing that DHS has removed 2,500 criminal illegal aliens tied to violent offenses and repeat predatory crimes across the city. Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin intensified the pressure on local leaders, demanding that Mayor Jacob Frey immediately surrender the 1,360 additional criminal aliens currently sitting in city jails under ICE detainers rather than releasing them back into Minneapolis neighborhoods.
The State of Texas is offering sheriffs as much as $140,000 to bolster cooperation with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), tying the new funding directly to participation in the federal 287(g) program. Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock announced the initiative Thursday, calling it a force multiplier for sheriffs working to identify and detain criminal migrants, as more than half of Texas counties qualify.
Congressman Tony Gonzales (R-TX) hosted a telephone town hall featuring commentary from Tom Homan, President Donald Trump’s border czar and former acting ICE director. Homan offered Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey a quick fix to the current ICE protests: “Stop being a sanctuary state, a sanctuary city.”
A group of cartel gunmen kidnapped, tortured, murdered, and mutilated the body of a state police officer in the Mexican border state of Tamaulipas. After the gruesome murder, the gunmen left the body next to a posterboard with threats as part of an ongoing turf war for control of the central part of the state.
Un grupo de sicarios secuestró, torturó, asesinó y mutiló el cuerpo de un agente de la policía ministerial en el estado fronterizo de Tamaulipas. Tras el brutal asesinato, los sicarios dejaron el cuerpo junto a una cartulina con amenazas, como parte de una guerra territorial en curso por el control de la zona central del estado.
A group of locals in Mexico rioted and assaulted Mexican soldiers after they shut down a town party known colloquially as Mencho-Fest, honoring the leader of the terrorist organization known as Cartel Jalisco New Generation (CJNG).
A delivery driver was robbed of $16,000 outside a pharmacy in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, by three suspects early Thursday morning. According to police in Bensalem Township, the trio of suspected robbers drove from New York to carry out the strong-arm robbery, leading to the loss of two boxes containing Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Trulicity.
Data from Texas has found that illegal migrants have cost the state’s hospitals more than one billion dollars in 2025.
The Department of Homeland Security began installing a massive 500‑mile network of floating buoy barriers along the U.S.–Mexico border, a move that mirrors the deterrence strategy first deployed by Texas under Governor Greg Abbott as part of Operation Lone Star.
The city of San Antonio and Corazon Ministries, a nonprofit, have launched a Sharps Collection Pilot Program that includes installing a drug needle disposal kiosk near downtown San Antonio. The city currently ranks number two in the state in terms of the number of people experiencing homelessness, second only to Dallas.
The U.S. government continues to pressure Mexico into allowing military forces to enter the country and target drug cartel labs and key figures. Despite the mounting pressure, Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum continues to oppose the move, claiming to stand for
A shocking video out of San Antonio shows an illegal alien using his car as a battering ram against ICE agents, smashing into two federal vehicles and injuring an officer before agents dragged him from the driver’s seat to end the assault.
As Minneapolis police failed to respond to violent unrest Wednesday night, rioters smashed into ICE vehicles, ripped out weapons lockers, and — according to video posted online — made off with a rifle and ammunition before fleeing the scene. The video shows the tattooed face of a man making off with what appears to be a rifle case removed from the vehicle.
Las autoridades mexicanas afirman estar buscando a un temido jefe de cártel que está detrás de la extorsión a productores de cítricos y agricultores de aguacate en Michoacán, así como de numerosos asesinatos y secuestros. A pesar de las declaraciones de los funcionarios gubernamentales, las autoridades mexicanas no han podido o no han querido capturarlo, a pesar de conocer su domicilio. Cuando lo capturaron en 2018, un juez lo liberó dos años después alegando que no había suficientes pruebas en su contra.
Mexican authorities claim to be actively looking for a fearsome cartel boss who is behind the widespread extortion of citrus growers and farmers in Michoacan, as well as numerous murders and kidnappings. Despite the claims by government officials, Mexican authorities have been unable or unwilling to capture him, despite knowing his address. When they did capture him in 2018, a judge released him two years later, claiming there was not enough evidence against him.
ICE officials say the killing of 15‑year‑old Amber Paris was “entirely preventable,” blaming Charlotte’s sanctuary policies for allowing repeat‑offender illegal alien Julio Cesar Xocop‑Vicente to walk free on bond after he allegedly sped through a neighborhood, ran a stop sign, struck the teen, and fled the scene.
Workcrews tore out four rainbow crosswalks in the city’s Pride District after a Texas judge rejected activists’ eleventh‑hour attempt to block Governor Greg Abbott’s order demanding the removal of political symbols from the state’s roadways. The city, facing the loss of up to $80 million in federal transportation funds, moved ahead with the state‑mandated compliance as workers finished scraping the final colors by Tuesday morning.
Las amenazas de cárteles, los robos constantes y las extorsiones obligaron a una de las cadenas de tiendas de conveniencia más grandes de México a cesar sus operaciones en una ciudad fronteriza. Este no es el primer caso; en 2024, más de 200 tiendas en Tamaulipas cerraron sus puertas durante varios días debido a amenazas similares de cárteles.
Cartel threats, constant robberies, and extortions forced one of Mexico’s largest convenience store chains to cease operations in a Mexican border city. The incident is not the first of its kind; in 2024, more than 200 stores in Tamaulipas closed their doors for several days over similar cartel threats.
Federal agents operating in the Twin Cities have been assaulted nearly two dozen times in less than a week, Border Patrol Operations Commander Gregory Bovino told Breitbart Texas, describing a rapid escalation of violence that includes shoving, punching, throwing objects, fireworks, and even an unknown chemical sprayed from a fire extinguisher.
Authorities in Mexico identified a top leader of a terrorist cartel as the mastermind behind the murder of a farming activist who fought to stop the extortions on lime and avocado growers. The cartel leader is the same one who, in 2018, ordered a hit on a contributing writer for Breitbart’s Cartel Chronicles project.
Las autoridades Mexicanas han identificado a un alto líder de un cártel terrorista como el autor intelectual del asesinato de un activista agrícola que luchaba contra las extorsiones a los productores de limón y aguacate. Este líder del cártel es el mismo que, en 2018, trató de ordenar el asesinato de un colaborador del proyecto Cartel Chronicles de Breitbart.
A Dallas woman is out of a job after recording a TikTok video alerting illegal immigrants to nearby ICE activity, a message that spread rapidly online and raised questions about whether she was attempting to interfere with federal enforcement operations.
