Extortions in Tijuana Connected to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel
Arrest of Jalisco Cartel Leader Tied to Extortion and Arson in Tijuana Mexican authorities have linked the recent arrest of a Jalisco cartel leader to multiple extortion and arson incidents in Tijuana, a border city in Baja California. Officials from the Baja California Attorney General’s Office collaborated with their counterparts in Jalisco to identify and […]
IMG Academy to Pay $1.7 Million Fine for Accepting Tuition from Students Said to be Linked to Mexican Drug Cartel
IMG Academy Settles Charges Over Tuition Payments Linked to Drug Cartel IMG Academy, a well-known sports training facility in Florida, is set to pay $1.72 million to resolve allegations that it collected tuition fees from two student-athletes connected to a Mexican drug cartel, according to federal authorities. The Bradenton-based school, renowned for its exceptional athletic […]
El Paso Airspace Closure Reflects Increasing Challenges in Trump’s Focus on Overlooked Cartel Drone Threat
Increased Attention on Drone Threats at the U.S.-Mexico Border The issue of cartel drone activities along the U.S.-Mexico border—estimated between 40,000 and 60,000 incidents annually—has been mostly overlooked by the current administration. The airspace closure over El Paso on February 10 has, however, sparked urgent discussions about the drone threat and highlights challenges facing the […]
Mexican Cartel Lookouts Taken into Custody in the U.S.
Two Cartel Scouts Apprehended by U.S. Border Patrol U.S. Border Patrol agents have detained two cartel scouts within the United States. These individuals were reportedly sharing information about law enforcement presence and directing smuggling operations for criminal organizations. This incident came to light recently when U.S. Border Patrol Chief Michael Banks made an announcement on […]
Americans might need to cover costs to return supposed members of a ‘foreign terrorist cartel’ to the US, according to Judge James Boasberg’s decision.
Torren de Aragua, said to be part of a “foreign terrorist cartel,” could potentially be returned to the United States after being deported in 2025, with taxpayers possibly covering the costs. U.S. District Judge James Boasberg, known for his confrontations with the Trump administration, ordered the expedited deportation of 137 immigrants back to El Salvador’s […]
El Paso Airspace Shutdown Sparks More Questions Than Answers: Cartel Drones, Pentagon Laser Test, or Something Different?
El Paso Airspace Closure Sparks Confusion and Calls for Investigation Federal agencies are still providing conflicting accounts regarding the unusual closure of El Paso airspace last week. This situation has grown more complex with another NOTAM still active near Santa Teresa, New Mexico, raising further questions and pushing Republican lawmakers to demand a formal inquiry. […]
The Mexican Cartel Dominating the El Paso-Juarez Region
Drone Activity Linked to Cartel Operations Raises Security Concerns Recent activities involving cartels have seen drones flying from Mexico into U.S. airspace, prompting national security alerts and leading to temporary airspace closures around El Paso, Texas, and Santa Teresa, New Mexico. Reports indicate that the Army has neutralized one of these drones, but there are […]
El Paso airport shutdown highlights increasing security threats from cartel drones
When the FAA declares a flight halt over major U.S. cities for “special safety reasons,” it’s worth paying attention. On February 10, the FAA suspended flights at El Paso International Airport, initially announcing a 10-day restriction, but this was quickly retracted the same day. Flights are back on, but a lot of questions linger. Transportation […]
Drone Operation Against Cartel Reveals Importance of Funding Cuts Supported by Democrats
FAA Suspends Flights at El Paso Due to Cartel Drone Incident The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) unexpectedly announced the suspension of all flights to and from El Paso International Airport on Wednesday. This action was taken after a drone, allegedly operated by a Mexican cartel, entered U.S. airspace in the area. While U.S. military forces […]
Drone from Cartel Entered U.S. Airspace, Duffy Reports — FAA Took Lethal Action
FAA Closes Airspace Over El Paso Due to Cartel Drone Activity The recent incursion of cartel-operated drones into El Paso’s airspace has led the FAA to implement an unusual national airspace closure, impacting both El Paso and parts of eastern New Mexico. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy commented on the situation, indicating that the threat from […]