border security

TRUMP EFFECT: First 100 Days Yields Mass Deportations, Record-Low Border Crossings

On the first day of President Donald Trump’s second administration, he made border security and immigration enforcement top priorities. Now, 100 days later, illegal border crossings fell to historic lows and the Trump administration is executing a whole-of-government approach to rounding up and deporting thousands of criminal aliens. The president declared the border to be a national emergency and designated Mexican cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations.

Trump's First 100 Days of Border Security and Immigration Enforcement (Government Photos)

VP Vance Heads to Texas Border Day After Trump’s Historic Speech to Congress

Vice President JD Vance and several other administration officials will tour the Texas border city of Eagle Pass on Wednesday. The trip follows Tuesday night’s historic speech to a joint session of Congress, during which President Donald Trump proudly celebrated his administration’s success in reducing migrant encounters at the southern border by 94 percent.

From the Dais of Congress to the U.S. Southern Border -- VP Vance Heads to Texas (File Pho

NGOs Shutter Migrant Shelters as Releases End and Money Dries Up

Non-Government Migrant Shelters (NGOs) are feeling the impact as illegal entries continue to dwindle across the southwest border after President Trump’s swift actions to control the border and carry out mass deportations. Non-profit organizations that received hundreds of millions of dollars from the federal government under the Biden Administration began to close their doors.

Migrant Shelters Begin to Close as Catch & Release Ends (Randy Clark/Breitbart Texas)

Fraternal Order of Police Endorses Donald Trump for President

The National Fraternal Order of Police, the nation’s oldest and largest police labor organization, announced Friday that it was endorsing Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump and vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) in the upcoming presidential election.

FILE - Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, left, and Republican