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A Border Patrol agent who serves in the nation’s busiest human smuggling sector says the unsecured border is not safe.

“We understand that reducing crime begins with respecting law enforcement,” Trump said. “For too many years, we have watched politicians escalate political attacks on our courageous police officers.”

The woman who allegedly opened fire on co-workers at the Aberdeen, Maryland, Rite Aid distribution center with a handgun legally owned the gun and it was registered to her.

How could 1,400 girls in the northern English town of Rotherham be groomed, tortured, trafficked and raped by Muslim gangs right under the noses of the police?

A Christian university in Georgia is the latest entity to drop Nike as an athletic uniform supplier because of its ad featuring former NFL player Colin Kaepernick.

Encino, California, resident Robert D. Chain was taken into custody on charges of “making threatening communications in interstate commerce,” after alleged threats against the Boston Globe.

Several Brooklyn, New York, nail salon workers allegedly beat down two customers with broomsticks, dustpans, and fists after one of the customers refused to pay for a botched eyebrow job, police and witnesses said.

The Norfolk Sheriff’s Office in Norfolk, Virginia, let loose on Monday, joining multiple law enforcement agencies in the U.S. taking the #LipSyncChallenge going viral on social media.

An illegal alien working for the ride-sharing service “Lyft” and living in the sanctuary state of California — where criminal illegal aliens are protected from deportation — has been accused of raping four women.

A convicted double-murderer serving a life sentence is running for the U.S. Senate from his prison cell in Minnesota, where it is legally allowed.

Police are investigating a report of vandalism after someone found the words “Hail Satan” carved into the front porch of a South Carolina Baptist church.

The majority of white, black, and Hispanic Americans agree that the United States needs stricter enforcement of its immigration laws, a new poll finds.

An Illinois man charged with attempted murder for allegedly firing seven shots at a man in a traffic accident is still on an Illinois school’s payroll while on administrative leave.

Two Gilchrist County sheriff’s deputies were ambushed and killed Thursday by a gunman who may have taken his own life.

Islamabad reportedly sent five engineers and staff employees working in Pakistan back to their home country of China for allegedly attacking police officers who denied them permission to leave their work camp to visit a “red-light” district.

Watch North Carolina’s Charlotte-Mecklenburg police confront, then shoot and critically wound a suspect who was holding a pregnant woman hostage.

Police found a robbery suspect lying in the front yard of a Hesperia, California, residence after the homeowner, a Vietnam veteran, shot him.

After two deadlocked juries, a San Diego judge ruled last week that illegal alien Constantino Banda Acosta will not face a third trial on allegations that he was drunk when he allegedly slammed into a family sedan and left a six-year-old child with a fractured skull.

President Donald Trump congratulated law enforcement after reports surfaced that the Austin bomber suspect blew himself up.

According to a local news report from Raleigh, North Carolina, local law enforcement is asking Google to provide mobile data for smartphones used near crime scenes.

Pat McCargo, the Chair of the Education Committee for the Cherry Hill African American Civic Association, argued at a public school board meeting on student safety that police might use “brown boys” as “target practice” if they were placed in schools.

Nicholas Young, the disgraced D.C. Metro Transit Police Department officer convicted of providing support for the Islamic State (ISIS) in December, was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday.

Instead of focusing on the FBI’s failures, our media have made the NRA the Potemkin Villain in the story of the Parkland School shooting.

A former Alabama teacher who was imprisoned after pleading guilty to having sex with two teens is appealing her conviction because she believes prohibiting sex with minors is “unconstitutional.”

Advocates for Victims of Illegal Alien Crime (AVIAC) are holding a news conference now with sheriffs from across the country at the National Press Club in Washington, DC.

The article, “Trump’s Unparalleled War on a Pillar of Society: Law Enforcement” shows why Trump supporters, and conservatives in general, dislike and distrust the media.

A grand jury said Wednesday they will not press charges against any of the Dallas police officers involved in using a bomb robot that killed the gunman who murdered five officers in a 2016 Black Lives Matter demonstration.

Italian law enforcement has arrested 33 alleged members of a “Chinese mafia” responsible for trafficking Chinese products, as well as running clandestine gambling dens, night clubs, prostitution rings, and drug dealing.

The state of Maine’s first Somali Muslim immigrant police officer has been placed on administrative leave after being arrested for a multitude of charges, including assault, at a Ja Rule concert.

A previously deported illegal alien accused of murdering two California sheriff’s officers had an outburst during his murder trial on Tuesday where he explained that he “wished” he had killed more American cops.

Chicago Public Schools employees reportedly stole thousands of dollars in school-funded gift cards meant to be used as incentives for special needs students, according to a report from the school district’s inspector general.

Hundreds of Christmas dinners were served on Christmas day to members of the Secret Service, the White House Military Office, and the Palm Beach Sheriff Department.

President Donald Trump promised to rebuild the FBI on Friday, saying it was “sad” to see the documents detailing political bias from senior officials.

Defense attorney Matt Gonzalez, the chief lawyer at the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office, touted the “great diversity” of the jury that ultimately acquitted the illegal alien who caused 32-year-old Kate Steinle’s death.

The predominately millennial jury in the Kate Steinle murder trial was laser-focused on the gun that was shot by the illegal alien from Mexico who caused the California woman’s death.