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Illegal immigration is not just about poor workers seeking a better life. It’s now also about Iran-backed Hezbollah and Hamas terrorists organizing in Latin America to penetrate the U.S.-Mexico border and generate drug profits to finance and carry out terrorist attacks against the U.S.

The US is deporting 10 people who spied for Moscow in exchange for four people convicted of espionage in Russia. A judge in New York ordered the immediate deportation of the 10 after they pleaded guilty to spying for a foreign country. More serious money laundering charges against them were dropped.

Ann Coulter – Obama hasn’t ramped up the war in Afghanistan based on a careful calculation of America’s strategic objectives. He did it because he was trapped by his own rhetorical game of bashing the Iraq war while pretending to be a hawk on Afghanistan.

Three suspected al-Qaeda members were arrested in Europe a day after U.S. prosecutors charged an al-Qaeda leader with helping to mastermind an attempted bombing of New York’s subway and said the effort was part of a plot that included a failed terrorist attempt in the U.K.

John Bolton continued to unload on the Obama Administration, saying that they should “get rid of the illusion that [Iran and North Korea] would negotiate away their nuclear programs.”

The main constitutional duty of the government is the security of its citizens. The Obama administration is a dismal failure in this main duty and all for partisan political reasons.

Terrorist connections revealed vindicate CIA interrogation program that Attorney General Holder, President Obama, and the rest of this administration have denounced, shut down, and tried to criminalize. There really is a terror war against us.

At least 21 people have been killed in a gunfight between two of Mexico’s most powerful drug cartels near the border with the US, officials have said.

This was a Zetas camp (a Mexican cartel w/ Guatemalan ties) that was found near Higueras, Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. The “state” of Nuevo Laredo borders the Rio Grande, and this town is a little over 100 miles away from Laredo, TX.

It is the West that has a drug problem, not producer countries like Afghanistan (or Colombia): demand is king and drives the global industry.