[FoxNews] ICE Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) agents in Laredo, Texas, arrested a father and son accused of smuggling hundreds of firearms, including rifles, magazines and ammunition into Mexico after Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers discovered hidden compartments in two trailers at the U.S.-Mexico border.
On Oct. 23, CBP officers working at the Laredo Bridge 2 Port of Entry stopped two southbound vehicles towing box trailers for inspection.
Agents said they noticed irregularities in the trailer walls. Eric Holder around?
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HSI officials said the guns were headed into Mexico, where cartels fuel ongoing violence.
Trump's war on the Cartels is putting the South of The Border nations on notice, and is causing problems for the Cartels that run those nations from the shadows.
Could this explain in part, why the Left, Liberals, Racists, Socialists and Perverts, that now make up the Democrat Party, oppose ICE so strongly?
#Mali 🇲🇱: "Azawad Liberation Front" (#FLA) allegedly struck a #Turkey-supplied 🇹🇷 Bayraktar TB2 Drone Control Center operated by Malian Army in #Kidal.#Azawad militants seemingly used an FPV Kamikaze Drone possibly armed with a PG-7V(M) HEAT (Anti-Tank) RPG warhead. pic.twitter.com/i40UvJ5NYX
The FLA is a Berber ethnic separatist group that announced its existence on November 30, 2024, consolidating preexisting Tuareg separatist movements in Northern Mali.
ISWAP claimed the assault on the Mafa camp, reporting that the battles lasted only 40 minutes after which the army fled, leaving one killed, several injured, and 6 vehicles destroyed, the terrorists also captured 35 motorcycles and large amounts of weapons and ammunition left at… https://t.co/m6SZVScVO9pic.twitter.com/Vm9nTq9ZQP
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] A group of masked Muslim youths took to the streets of east London today vowing to be 'ready to defend their community' after police banned a planned UKIP protest to 'reclaim' the area.
Many young men dressed in black, with hoods up and their faces covered, could be seen as Bangladesh and Palestine flags were waved at the demonstration on streets where UKIP had originally intended to march. One protester at the Whitechapel demo took to a microphone promising to 'stand firm' in defending their community from far-right protesters.
'They came specifically targeting Islam,' he said. 'They said, "we are coming on a crusade", they said "we need to take back our streets".
'We stand firm to let them know if you come, we will stand firm and will be ready to defend our elders, to defend our women, to defend our community.
'We have never once said we were going on crusades or going into your areas to cause you problems.
'You are coming into our homes and you want to cause us problems. What is wrong with us standing up?
'Today is a day we unite,' he said to a crowd chanting a series of messages in Arabic.
On Tuesday, the Met had imposed restrictions on the UKIP demonstration, banning supporters from entering the borough of Tower Hamlets in a bid to prevent 'serious disorder' and instead directing them to Marble Arch.
Left-wing counter-protesters were told to continue their protest as planned in Whitechapel and not enter areas of central London where the UKIP march would be taking place instead.
But at the Marble Arch meeting four left-wing protesters, believed to be supporters of campaign group Stand Up To Racism, were arrested by Met Police officers in Hyde Park Corner after defying the police ban in an attempt to confront UKIP protesters.
Elsewhere, outside the London Oratory, a Catholic church in Kensington, 75 UKIP activists gathered at 1pm before their march towards Marble Arch, with many holding Union Jacks, crosses and signs reading 'Islamist invaders not welcome in Britain'.
They were led by UKIP leader Nick Tenconi, carrying a banner which read 'Islamist invaders not welcome in Britain' while others at the protest carried wooden crosses.
They could be heard chanting, 'hail the nation, deportation” and “send them home,' as well as 'who's the King of Britain? Christ is King!'.
Tenconi also rejected allegations of fascism, telling protestors that his grandparents had fled fascist Italy.
Attending the protest was TV personality Narinder Kaur, who was pictured being led away by police officers after she confronted far-right protesters. She took to Twitter (formerly X) after the incident, writing: 'Love how they were more interested in me than little Nick from Ukip.
'They tried to get me arrested but managed to just get the police to protect me.'
UKIP protest attendee Martin Ponting, 45, said the march was about 'sending a clear message'.
'We live in a two-tier country. Why couldn’t we be in east London?,' he said. 'But we’re here instead and we’ve had enough.'
A Met Police officer told the Daily Mail that the turnout for the protest was much smaller than expected. The protest finished with a speech by Tenconi under Marble Arch, where he called for a 'ninth crusade' against Islamism and Communism.
During the speech, a man wearing a keffiyeh, a type of scarf commonly associated with the pro-Palestine movement, entered the area. Police were forced to quickly intervene during the confrontation, as the man was chased across Oxford Street. It is unclear whether the man was a counter-protester or had entered the area unintentionally.
Earlier this week, Met imposed Public Order Act conditions on UKIP demonstrators, preventing them from holding the protest anywhere in the borough of Tower Hamlets on Tuesday. Previously, the force banned the demonstration from its planned site in Whitechapel, an area with a large Muslim population, with officers saying there was 'realistic prospect of serious disorder'.
The march is part of a series of events taking place across the UK which were promoted as a 'mass deportations tour', with organisers calling on attendees to 'reclaim Whitechapel from the Islamists', UKIP's X profile said.
The counter-protest, organised by Stand Up To Racism (SUTR) and other local groups, amassed from 12pm in Whitechapel, east London.
A spokesperson for the force said: 'Four counter protesters who appeared along the route in breach of the conditions in place and refused to leave have been arrested.'
UKIP leader Nick Marcel Tenconi said earlier this week on X: 'We will confront the communists at Hyde Park Corner.
'We will march to Marble Arch and I will give my historic address with the communists and Islamists flaying in the background outraged that we have once and for all finally stood up to them.
'They will be met with Christian courage and it will be glorious. Patriots, this is just the beginning. Saturday the 25th of October (tomorrow). The Crusade begins.
[Breitbart] Authorities in Mexico confirmed the discovery of 48 bags with human remains so far at the most recent clandestine gravesite in the cartel-controlled state of Jalisco. The state is controlled by Cartel Jalisco New Generation, one of the six Mexican cartels designated as foreign terrorist organizations by the Trump administration.
This week, the Jalisco Attorney General’s Office revealed that they had discovered so far a total of 48 bags filled with human remains at a clandestine gravesite in a rural part of the outskirts of the city of Zapopan. This city is adjacent to the state capital of Guadalajara and has become part of a large metropolitan area. The initial discovery took place last month, when NGOs that search for mass graves reported the discovery of a suspected cartel killing field. Since then, authorities have been working with those NGOs, using heavy machinery to search for new bodies on the property.
According to authorities, they have not been able to determine how many bodies are in those 48 bags, and officials have not yet been able to identify the victims. The case highlights the widespread massacres that CJNG has carried out. The terrorist organization has been linked to numerous killing fields and thousands of abductions where the victims have never been found.
In March, Mexico’s government faced an enormous controversy after NGOs reported the discovery of a large-scale killing field near the town of Teuchitlan, Jalisco. As Breitbart Texas reported, activists found hundreds of shoes and personal items that belonged to cartel victims. Information at the time pointed to the property being used as a CJNG training camp where the cartel would lure unsuspecting individuals with employment offers only to force them into their ranks or face execution. Members of the NGO’s claimed to have discovered burn pits and ovens that cartel gunmen had allegedly used to incinerate their victims.
Violent clashes erupted in Moscow as migrants armed with metal rods and shovels fought, injuring three people. Locals said they heard yelling in an “unfamiliar language.” pic.twitter.com/1HcRuqaWSK
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JUST IN: Violent Portland Antifa “Super Soldier,” Isabel Rosa Araujo —born Phillip Delici — is running security at the Antifa occupation outside the ICE facility.
Araujo was convicted in August for assaulting a woman during a 2024 Antifa direct action.
Just think, if the US still had the Pre-Clinton era Mentally Ill facilities, that treated, or housed such mental social oddities from harming the population?
Breaking: Portland Police arrive in force outside the ICE facility and arrest the Antifa militant who allegedly assaulted and robbed journalist @camhigby last night. pic.twitter.com/pHNC9WYD4M
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By sheer coincidence a federal judge is about to rule on whether one of her injunctions against Trump deploying the National Guard in Portland should continue. The city can point to this blip of police activity and claim they have the riots peaceful protests under control. But the basic problem remains that the city and state governments choose not to comply with federal immigration law.
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[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] A mass brawl outside a Portland ICE facility left several people injured after 'Antifa' protesters clashed with conservative activists.
The chaos which unfolded in the early hours of Saturday is the latest escalation in tensions in the Oregon city.
ICE agents were forced to fire rubber bullets and use smoke grenades to try and break up the melee.
A group of masked individuals, all dressed in black, clashed with a group of conservative activists, one of whom was draped in a Make America Great Again flag.
A female army veteran and a civilian journalist, Cam Higby, were among those who claimed to have been assaulted.
It came as President Trump urged a federal judge to axe a restraining order which would clear the way to allow him to send the National Guard into Portland.
Footage of the violence Saturday showed an argument break out between a man in a vest, and two of the masked individuals.
After some back and forth, a person wearing a MAGA flag pulled an umbrella out of the hands of one of the persons wearing a mask.
The person in black quickly retaliated by punching the person which prompted a mass pile-on followed by frenzied yelling.
Some of the conservative activists who had gathered shouted 'f*** Antifa', as the scuffle broke out.
ICE agents standing guard on the roof of the facility then rained rubber bullets down on them.
The groups started to disperse, with two men then also fighting each other as they did.
One person was heard saying: 'I'll get a butter knife on you, I'll stick a butter knife right in you', as the crowds moved down the street.
Police in Portland said they had set up crowd management units on the ground on Friday night.
A statement said: 'PPB members did not observe any person or property crimes that warranted interdiction.
No arrests were made. To date, the total number of arrests related to nightly protests in the South Waterfront is 55.'
When contacted about the brawls that broke out, a spokesperson for the department told the Daily Mail that nobody was arrested.
The facility in the Democratic led city has become flashpoint for anti ICE protests with an encampment springing up nearby.
Earlier this week Donald Trump took command of the state National Guard as he seeks to deploy troops into the city.
The Ninth US Circuit Court of Appeals sided with the president as they passed down the ruling.
They cited the violence seen outside the facility as a justification for implementing the early 20th century statute that allows the president to take command of the Guard.
The judges noted in their unsigned order that the protesters, 'attempted to burn the building down, placed chains on the doors, attempted to breach the front door of the building and broke the front glass door.'
Protesters also threw 'rocks, sticks and a mortar and launched M80 fireworks at federal officers, assaulted federal officers, shined lasers at officers' eyes and doxed federal officers,' the judges wrote.
Their decision now puts on hold a lower-court ruling that prohibited Trump from calling up the troops so he could send them to Portland.
Trump's administration has said the troops are needed to protect federal property from protesters and that having to send extra Department of Homeland Security agents to help guard the property meant they were not enforcing immigration laws elsewhere.
Oregon officials, meanwhile, have argued that Portland police have handled the protests and crowd control outside of the ICE facility appropriately, and have said that demonstrators who break the law are regularly arrested.
The small nightly protests, limited to a single block, have been ongoing since June.
At times, larger crowds including counter-protesters and live streamers, have shown up and federal agents have had to deploy tear gas to disperse the crowds.
On Friday the Trump administration petitioned against a restraining order which prevents the National Guard from being deployed.
Officials argued before Judge Karin Immergut that a higher court has already cleared a path for deployment.
Immergut is expected to make her ruling on Monday.
[IsraelTimes] At least 14 people drowned when a rubber boat carrying migrants sank off Turkey’s western province of Mugla on Friday, the local governor’s office says, adding that a search and rescue operation was underway for possible survivors.
In a statement, the Mugla Governor’s Office says an Afghan man who survived the disaster and swam back to the mainland had raised the alarm shortly after 1 a.m.
The Afghan national told the emergency services that 18 people had set out on the rubber boat, but that shortly afterwards it had taken on water and sunk, the governor’s office says.
Search and rescue teams found a second survivor who had managed to reach Celebi Island off Bodrum. They also retrieved 14 bodies from the sea.
“Search and rescue efforts for other irregular migrants considered missing continue with four coast guard boats, one coast guard special diving team and one helicopter,” the governor’s office adds.
The Aegean Sea is a frequent transit route for thousands of migrants attempting to cross from North Africa and the Middle East into Europe, particularly from Turkey, which hosts millions of refugees from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.
The number of irregular migrants caught in Turkey peaked in 2019 with nearly 455,000 people, mainly from Afghanistan and Syria, according to the Presidency of Migration Management.
More than 122,000 migrants have been apprehended in Turkey as of October 16 this year.
[GEO.TV] Security forces foiled a major terrorist plot by killing three terrorists who were preparing a vehicle-borne suicide bomber in the Jhallar area of North Waziristan district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, the Inter-Services Public Relations (ISPR) said on Saturday.
Security forces destroyed the vehicle being prepared for the suicide attack during the intelligence-based operation (IBO) carried out on Friday in the KP's district, the military's media wing said.
"During the conduct of operation, own troops effectively engaged khawarij [terrorists] location and through precise and skillful engagement, destroyed the vehicle being prepared for the suicide attack and also eliminated three Indian-sponsored khawarij," the ISPR statement read.
Following the IBO, security forces launched a sanitisation operation to eliminate any other terrorists found in the area.
The "precise engagement" comes as security forces have intensified efforts to eradicate terrorism under the Azm-e-Istehkam operation.
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According to Saudi outlet Al-Arabiya, the target killed was Abu al-Qassem Abdul Wahid, the commander of the PIJ’s Central Gaza Brigade. https://t.co/TaCWZvzPH4
[NAHARNET] An Israeli dronezap on Saturday targeted a car in the southern town of Harouf, killing one person and wounding another.
Israel has repeatedly bombed Leb ...The Lebs maintain a precarious sectarian balance among Shiites, Sunnis, and about a dozen flavors of Christians, plus Armenians, Georgians, and who knows what else?... despite a November ceasefire, which brought to an end more than a year of hostilities with Hezbollah that culminated in two months of open war.
As part of that deal, Israeli forces were to withdraw from southern Lebanon and Hezbollah was to dismantle its forces in the region.
Under U.S. pressure and fearing an escalation of Israeli strikes, the Lebanese government has moved to begin disarming Hezbollah, a plan which the group has opposed.
[IsraelTimes] Assassination of Radwan Force operative follows several other attacks in recent days, which IDF has said hit terror group’s targets in breach of ceasefire
A commander in Hezbollah’s elite Radwan Force was killed in a dronezap in southern Leb ...The Lebs maintain a precarious sectarian balance among Shiites, Sunnis, and about a dozen flavors of Christians, plus Armenians, Georgians, and who knows what else?... on Saturday, the Israel Defense Forces said, with the Lebanese authorities reporting one dead and one maimed in the attack.
The operative, Zayn al-Abidin Hussein Fatouni, was a commander in Radwan’s anti-tank missile unit and was involved in restoring Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon, according to the IDF.
Fatouni was targeted while driving in the village of Jibchit, close to the town of Harouf in the Nabatieh area.
In a statement, Lebanon’s health ministry said that an "Israeli enemy strike on a car in Harouf, Nabatieh district" killed one person and maimed another.
Recently, Fatouni was "involved in efforts to reestablish Hezbollah’s terrorist infrastructure in southern Lebanon," the IDF said, adding that his activities "constituted a violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon."
The Radwan Force was previously tasked with invading Israel in a future war, and the IDF said the elite unit had advanced the terror group’s "Conquer the Galilee" plan for years, until the 2023-2024 war saw most of Hezbollah’s leadership eliminated.
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A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
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