Tag Archives: Border Patrol
Surveillance, Resistance, and Lethal Force: Anatomy of the Pretti Shooting
The Alex Pretti shooting is being reduced to slogans. That’s dangerous. The real story involves coordinated surveillance of federal agents, doxxing, hostile flash mobs, and local officials who refused to maintain order. Here’s what actually matters and what you should know…
Posted in Federal
Tagged Alex Pretti, Automated License Plate Readers, Border Patrol, Border Patrol Tactical Unit, BORTAC, Department of Homeland Security, flash mob, Flock Safety, Graham v. Connor, hacktivism, ICE, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Operation Metro Surge, Renee Good, Signal, Trump Administration, Twin Cities
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Trump Walks a Tightrope
As President Trump gazed out over his audience in the U.S. House of Representatives chamber of the United States Capitol, he could not fail to notice a prominent block of female Democratic lawmakers seated front and center and dressed in white to symbolize their growing power in the halls of government. Their presence was a painful reminder to the President that in the 2018 Congressional races female voters preferred Democratic candidates by 19 points, sending a record 106 women to Congress.
Posted in Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, Border Patrol, Border Wall, Donald J. Trump, infanticide, late-term abortion, roe vs. wade, State of the Union
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Law Enforcement Agrees: The Media’s Border Denialism is Absurd
Somehow, it’s only cool to care about humanitarian and national security problems of other countries, but not our own or even those of the country just south of us. The reason? Because it implicates the agenda of illegal immigration.
Posted in Federal
Tagged Arizona Sheriff’s Association, Border Patrol, Border Wall, counterterrorism, drug cartels, human rights, human trafficking, Jaeson Jones, Jalisco cartel, Mac Thornberry, Mark Dannels, Mark Napier, National Security, Texas Department of Public Safety
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