Cuban and Venezuelan Dictatorships Meet with Russia for Security Force Cooperation
The Minister of the Interior of the Cuban regime, Major General Lázaro Alberto Álvarez Casas, is in Russia to participate in the XI International Conference of High Representatives for Security Affairs.
AI-Generated Image of Pentagon Explosion Creates Confusion Online, Affects Markets
The photo was then re-shared by hundreds of social media accounts, including many with blue check marks, raising concerns that the explosion might be real.
Cuban Regime Expands Economic Ties with Russia, Offers Use of Land for 30 Year Terms
The Havana regime offered the right to use Cuban land for 30 years to Russian companies in an unusual concession for foreign investors.
Alert: Six Border Crossers on Terror Watchlist Apprehended in 72 Hours
The men were all non-U.S. citizens who were on the FBI’s Terrorist Screening Database (TSDB), which compiles records of known or suspected terrorists, or individuals who associate with them.
Homeless Veterans Moved Out of New York Hotels Amid Migrant Relocation Crisis: Report
New York Mayor Eric Adams decision to relocate immigrants into hotels north of the state, due to the…
Cubans Protest Communist Party Headquarters, Shouting “We Want Freedom!”
Several videos circulating on the social networks show protesters exercising their right to peaceful protest in front of the Communist Party headquarters.
Breaking Point: U.S. Southern Border Braces for Massive Influx of Migrants
Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott deploys National Guard to prevent migration.
Families with Young Children Sleeping Alongside Single Men in NYC Migrant Shelter
New York officials have turned a former NYPD academy athletic training gym into a migrant shelter.
U.S. and Mexico Reach Immigration Deal Ahead of Title 42 Deadline
According to the new agreement, Mexico will continue to accept migrants coming from four countries—Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela—after they are sent back from the United States.
Karine Jean-Pierre Slammed for Saying That Immigration Declined 90% Under Biden
While the parole program did contribute to a drop in apprehensions at the border, it was a short-lived victory.