An assistant manager at a convenience store in Kenner, Louisiana, locked the door and refused entry to Border Patrol agents, including the agency’s commander, Gregory Bovino, after they approached the store. The agents did not have a warrant to enter the property, said the filmer, who added that both he and the business opposed the immigration enforcement operations being carried out across the United States. #usa #Louisiana | Daily Mail Australia

Border Patrol Agents are patrolling on horseback—covering harsh terrain and thick brush where smugglers and illegal crossers think they can hide. They can move fast, track quietly, and reach places vehicles can’t. Do NOT attempt to enter the United States illegally. You will be caught. You will be arrested. You will be prosecuted, fined, and deported. The message is clear: Don’t risk it! Do not cross illegally! | US Border Patrol RGV Sector

A group of United States Border Patrol agents in Chicago chased after a cyclist on Sunday, after he taunted them and repeatedly told them that he was "not a U.S. citizen." | ABC7 News

29K views · 501 reactions | BORDER CRISIS BACKLASH: The U.S. Border Patrol has temporarily stopped using agents on horseback against Haitian migrants in Del Rio, Texas, Homeland Security officials said. Kenneth Moton has details. https://abcn.ws/3CFSFfH | ABC World News Tonight with David Muir | Facebook

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23K views · 3.5K reactions | The United States Border Patrol has released ZERO illegal aliens into our community in the last 4 months. That is a record we’re proud of, it’s a record we don’t intend to stop. We’re going to continue month after month. Catch and release is over. We are getting our agents back out into the field and we’re not done.100% operational control of the border is our goal and we’re not gonna stop until we get there. | US Border Patrol | Facebook

30K views · 1K reactions | Chief of the US Border Patrol explains how the new border wall system has made border communities safer in both the United States AND Mexico. | Department of Homeland Security | Facebook