Texas National Guard begins working with U.S. Border Patrol

In Texas, 73 Guard troops have so far been deployed, with as many as 1,500 expected to arrive by late summer.

Minuteman Project (MMP) News

Hand written in a 1750's Massachusetts document:  "They sent eleven more at one minute's warning, with 3 days provision"

The land changes made thousands of Mexicans residents inside the United States

In 1846 there was a war between the U.S. and Mexico. Mexico was defeated. In 1848 the U.S. and Mexico signed the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. This treaty transferred Mexican land to the U.S.. This treaty land later became California and Texas. This treaty land also later...

Americans for Legal Immigration (ALIPAC) News

Americans for Legal Immigration has formed to address the disparity between the public's desire for more control of illegal immigration and the actions of lawmakers.

Border Crossing -- Mexico to the United States

Desperate Mexican migrants with nothing left to lose, U.S. ranchers driven to violence or driven out, police task forces hunting the undocumented - these are just some of the casualties of the immigration war. Despite Washington's landmark programs to decrease illegal...

House plans community hearings on immigration

Looks like a bunch of Congressional Republicans will be coming to Arizona to hear what the local folk have got to say.

Brazen daylight smuggling pours illegals into U.S.

Illegal immigration. Top of the talking topics since April 2006. Public opinion appears to have got stuck on the the Arizona-Mexican border.

U.S. gang membership may be higher than reported

A recent Justice Department report on the threat gangs pose in the U.S. underestimates the number of members nationwide because ...

Violent Central American Gang to target Citizen Border Patrol (aka Minuteman)

Gang members from Central America are mobilizing to target the Minuteman Project volunteers, who are camping out at the US border to monitor the influx of illegals. Gang will target Minuteman vigil on Mexico border From the Washington Times.