Under repeated attack by the violent gunfire of Mexicans trying to reach the U.S., a Texas county across the Rio Grande could certainly use some of the 6,000 National Guard troops President George W. Bush recently deployed to the southern border. This week U.S. Border Patrol agents and sheriff deputies were viciously assaulted with hundreds

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A Georgia federal judge appointed to the bench by Jimmy Carter, sided with a variety of so-called civil rights groups in blocking an important state law created to prevent voter fraud. The law simply requires voters to provide an official, government-issued identification at the polls to assure the identity of the person voting. The American

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The leader of a militant organization that advocates open borders and helps Mexicans enter the U.S. illegally also heads an Arizona county office and gets her $80,388 annual salary from taxpayers. Well-known in Tucson as a pro-illegal immigration advocate and strong critic of the U.S. government’s “anti immigrant fervor and militaristic tactics” at the Mexican

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A federal antiterrorism database of national monuments, chemical plants and other structures supposedly vulnerable to terrorist attacks reads like a joke with entries such as an insect zoo, a mule day parade and an ice cream parlor. A 56-page report released by the inspector general of the Department of Homeland Security says the so-called National

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A public university has taken the liberal academia curriculum further left than most by hiring an Islamic Studies professor that says the 2001 terrorist attacks were committed by U.S. government operatives to spark war in the Middle East and hosting a conference that promotes anti capitalist movements and immigration rights. The University of Wisconsin-Madison is

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The umbrella agency created by the Department of Homeland Security to protect the nation against terrorism has been plagued by serious corruption that includes numerous agents accepting bribes to smuggle drugs and illegal aliens into the country. After the 2001 terrorist attacks, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) was established as the unified border agency

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Today the Associated Press reports U.S. District Judge Thomas F. Hogan ruled that a controverisal raid on Congressman Jefferson’s (D-LA) office was legal. Hogan made clear that politicians were not above the law and went so far as to note the dire implications if Jefferson’s interpration of the Speech or Debate clause were to hold

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The president’s top advisor will be a keynote speaker at the annual conference of a renowned extremist Mexican group that organized many of this year’s pro-illegal immigration marches across the country. Karl Rove will take the podium at next week’s annual National Council of La Raza conference in Los Angeles. He will be joined by

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A politically connected attorney general with a history of leniency towards powerful public officials is being investigated by his state’s ethics commission for accepting money from a lawyer representing a large paint manufacturer in a state lawsuit. The peddling apparently swayed Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch to exclude DuPont from a landmark lawsuit in

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The nation’s third-largest prison system has been plagued by scandal and corruption for years and now its top official, a governor appointee, has finally admitted that he took thousands of dollars in bribes from a state contractor over two years. A wide-ranging investigation into rampant criminal activity among prison system employees found enough evidence to

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