The United States Army's use of high-energy lasers and other anti-drone technology has led to a 75% drop in suspected cartel-linked unmanned aircraft around the U.S.-Mexico border. NewsNation's Ali Bradley reports on the technology and how it is affecting drone traffic in Texas. #drones #cartels #military Get a fast-paced look at the latest from the border to Main Street to the White House on "NewsNation Live" with Nichole Berlie. Weekdays starting at 12p/11C. NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
An active-duty service member is speaking out after his wife was deported to Honduras. Sgt. Hedar Turcios's wife, Cristy Villafranca, was detained last month in El Paso, Texas, as she was driving home from Walmart with her husband and their daughter. Turcios, who recently completed a nine-month deployment to the Middle East, tells Erin Burnett that despite witnessing his wife's arrest, his commitment to the U.S. military remains unchanged. "I love what I do, and I want to keep doing it," he said.
Jesse Muñoz, chief patrol agent for Border Patrol's El Paso sector, tells Ali Bradley about the agency’s efforts to crackdown on border crossings. Citing new technology, Muñoz says he is confident almost “everything that crosses is being detected.” Watch this full episode of "Bradley on the Border": https://youtu.be/IIJDwovlGFQ #BorderPatrol #Juarez #cartels
In this episode of "Bradley on the Border," Bradley is down in El Paso, Texas, where U.S. and Mexican forces teamed up for a rapid-response border security operation. The binational exercise, led by the U.S. Border Patrol’s El Paso sector, included multiple U.S. federal agencies, and on the Mexican side, units from the National Guard and Army. The exercise included a CBP helicopter insertion and a coordinated patrol by the Mexican military across the border in Ciudad Juárez. This comes just weeks after the U.S. officially designated the Juárez Cartel — the cartel operating directly across the border from El Paso — as a Foreign Terrorist Organization.” Jesse Muñoz, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection sector chief in El Paso,…
A 19‑year‑old man arrested in connection with the killing of a woman found near hiking trails in Great Falls, Virginia, had an intimate relationship with the victim and was in the country illegally, federal sources told FOX News. Fairfax County police identified Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos as the suspect charged in the death of Carmen Lizet Puch, 42, of Reston. Police said Cedillos-Campos and Puch worked together at a restaurant and were involved in an intimate relationship. Federal sources told FOX 5 DC that Cedillos-Campos is from El Salvador and was in the country illegally. Those sources said he was apprehended and released at the border in El Paso, Texas, in April 2024. Coverage provided by FOX 5 DC.
BREAKING: DHS confirms my reporting that the suspect is a Salvadoran illegal alien caught and released at the border by the Biden admin. DHS statement to @FoxNews: “Alexis Antonio Cedillos-Campos is a criminal illegal alien from El Salvador who was arrested by CBP on or about April 15, 2024, after illegally crossing the Biden administration’s open southern border near El Paso, TX. After his arrest, he was dangerously RELEASED into the country by the Biden administration.
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New video in the search for the 84-year-old mother of “Today" show host Savannah Guthrie shows a man wearing a backpack similar to the one worn by an armed masked man in doorbell camera footage from Nancy Guthrie’s home the night of her disappearance. However, after hours of speculation, police cleared the man in the video shortly before “CUOMO” went to air in the investigation’s latest false start. NewsNation senior national correspondent Brian Entin joined Chris Cuomo with the latest details. Then, Andrew black, former special agent in charge at the FBI’s Tucson office, Andrew Black, former FBI Special Agent Jennifer Coffindaffer and co-host of “America’s Most Wanted,” Callahan Walsh, break down where the hunt is headed…
