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Man Admits to 'Cartel Threats' on Texas Billboards

A man from Las Vegas, Nevada admitted to vandalizing two billboards in El Paso, Texas by painting “cartel-style” threats and hanging mannequins from them.  According to Fox News Latino, Ryan Jean was arrested as he attempted to board a plane in

Man Admits to 'Cartel Threats' on Texas Billboards

U.S. Citizen Killed Execution-Style Near Mexican Border

A U.S. citizen from Arizona was killed execution-style south of Nogales, a dangerous Mexican city on the border. The man’s body was discovered by officials on Monday.  Fox News Latino reported that the victim was 25-year-old Jorge Luis Soto. He was found in his

U.S. Citizen Killed Execution-Style Near Mexican Border

Feds Investigate U.S. Banks for Suspected Drug Cartel Ties

Two major U.S. banks are being looked into by U.S. regulators for suspected ties to Mexican cartels. The investigations signify a crackdown on money laundering in the U.S. According to an exclusive Reuters report, Charles Schwab Corp and Bank of America’s Merrill Lynch brokerage firm

Feds Investigate U.S. Banks for Suspected Drug Cartel Ties

The Movement to Turn Texas Green and High

There is currently a lot of talk in Texas about how to turn the state blue, or how to keep it red. The Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) however, is more interested in how to turn the state green.  Heather Fazio,

The Movement to Turn Texas Green and High

Vandalized Texas Billboards May be Cartel Threats

Two vandalized billboards in El Paso, Texas, have left residents feeling uneasy. The “disturbing” displays may signify cartel threats.  According to local media outlet KHOU, one of the vandalized signs on highway I-10 says “Plata O Plato,”  which translates into “silver or

Vandalized Texas Billboards May be Cartel Threats

Laredoan Returns from Mexico to Face Kidnapping Charges

Acts of kidnapping, assault, and death threats are part of a federal indictment that could have Raul Ochoa-Perez, 42, facing the rest of his life in federal prison. Ochoa-Perez, a.k.a. “Coco,” allegedly fled to Mexico to avoid prosecution. He returned

Laredoan Returns from Mexico to Face Kidnapping Charges

Mexican Government Arms Vigilantes to Fight Cartels

Uniforms and assault rifles were given to hundreds of vigilantes in Mexico, according to multiple reports. The armed civilians will be transformed into Mexico’s new rural police force. The Telegraph reported that Mexican authorities made the decision in response to the increasingly menacing drug

Mexican Government Arms Vigilantes to Fight Cartels

Mexico Forming Own Border Patrol, U.S. May Aid Efforts

Mexico is developing its own border patrol, as the country is increasingly burdened by illegal immigration from its southern border.  “Now that Mexico’s birth rate has stabilized, and it’s economy is improving, Mexico more and more finds itself victimized by

Mexico Forming Own Border Patrol, U.S. May Aid Efforts

Mexican Cartels: They’re Here

 Alleged enforcers for a Mexican cartel were reportedly involved in the kidnapping and torture of U.S. teenagers over methamphetamine in St. Paul, Minnesota, according to the local St. Paul Pioneer Press. The U.S. Attorney’s office omitted Mexican cartel involvement in

Gulf Cartel Summit

Yasiel Puig Story to Be Turned into Movie

Yasiel Puig’s harrowing journey from Cuba to the United States and eventually to Chavez Ravine will be turned into a blockbuster movie.  According to a report in the Hollywood Reporter, Brett Ratner acquired the rights to Jesse Katz’ Los Angeles

Yasiel Puig Story to Be Turned into Movie

Yasiel Puig Story to Be Turned into Movie

Yasiel Puig’s harrowing journey from Cuba to the United States and eventually to Chavez Ravine will be turned into a blockbuster movie.  According to a report in the Hollywood Reporter, Brett Ratner acquired the rights to Jesse Katz’ Los Angeles

Yasiel Puig Story to Be Turned into Movie

Mexican Military Helicopter Attacked Near Texas Border

An unknown number of men reportedly began shooting at a Mexican military helicopter and three of the assailants were shot dead near the Texas border. The incident occurred on April 18 in Tamaulipas, Mexico, according to Sergio Chapa of ValleyCentral.com.

Mexican Military Helicopter Attacked Near Texas Border

Sinaloa Cartel Losing Grip Near Texas Border

The Sinaloa cartel is losing its grip and control over the Mexican city of Juárez, according to numerous experts. Breitbart Texas’ border expert and contributing editor Sylvia Longmire, the U.S. private intelligence firm Stratfor, and the well-respected Borderland Beat news

Sinaloa Cartel Losing Grip Near Texas Border

Opinion: The Real Conversation on Border Security

Lt. Governor David Dewhurst seeks re-election in November 2014. The federal government’s litany of policy failures is endless, but their longstanding refusal to take meaningful steps toward securing the border has created a crisis with deadly repercussions. In recent testimony

Opinion: The Real Conversation on Border Security

40 'Acts of Love' … and Counting

Former Florida Governor Jeb Bush insisted that many of the instances of illegal immigrants coming into the U.S. were “acts of love.” Though many of the human beings who enter the U.S. illegally or overstay their legally permitted time in

40 'Acts of Love' … and Counting

Chicago's Mexican Heroin Epidemic

Chicago is going through a heroin epidemic fueled by Mexican drug cartels and pushed by local gangbangers that is leaving a wave of death and crime in its wake. The Windy City already leads the country in heroin-related overdoses with

Chicago's Mexican Heroin Epidemic

Mexican Cartel Now in the Ore Mining Business

The infamous Mexican drug cartel the Knights Templar has apparently diversified outside of illegal substances and into illegal mining, logging and extortion according to recent wire reports and leading border crime experts. According to an Associated Press (AP) report, Alfredo

Mexican Cartel Now in the Ore Mining Business