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That's 124 fewer Mexicans in America.

Street value of the drugs: $261,732.80.00

An estimated 80 percent of recently franchised felons may now be unable to vote.

"Punch back twice as hard."

More like "our" wall.

Texas is the first state to do so.

Good guy with a gun gets due praise.

Twenty-nine percent of teachers believe genes play a role.

Remaining candidates are either white or Asian.

Ruling allows for a $3.6 billion funding transfer to wall construction.

Finally, a merit-based pageant.

As the Left purges history, the online Right is making up the difference.

President Donald Trump defends his record.

President Trump's policies are making an impact.

Making the remaining field even whiter.

A way to ensure a future for our people.

Secretary Esper plans to keep American troops out of African civil wars.

Drug trafficking is down as well.

Arrests of Central American families down by 85% since the height of the crisis in May.

A report on a recent radio appearance.

Leviathan has a silver lining.

"The charges include 77 counts of murder and assault."

If Mike Pompeo enters the race, Kobach would be tied with him.

Mexican citizens will now be sent to their hometowns — not border towns.

Seven violent cities will receive a surge of federal aid to fight crime.

Border walls work, no matter who funds them.

Facebook must also pay a fine — to the party they censored.

A comrade in the fight against the status quo.

Fines can be as much as $799 per day after deportation orders.

"Conservatives are . . . starting to realize that although race isn’t everything, it’s also not nothing."

"The shock troops against Conservatism, Inc. have arrived."

"White Nationalist Group" = "American Renaissance."

At last least one in five Finns back them.

Only white candidates will be in the next Democratic debate.

. . . in hopes of increasing their share of the vote.

The Hungarian leader on fertility, immigration, and the future of his nation.

"I don't think that a private company should be censoring politicians or news.”

"There had already been a 20% surge in the number of people getting married during the first nine months of this year."

39 illegals arrested.

"The monument depicts Sobieski as the head of a column of hussars as he routed the Ottoman army at the Siege of Vienna in 1683."

When rejected by the US, many "refugees" return to the nation they were "fleeing."

Demonstrators carried, "photos of terrorists like the perpetrators of the Charlie Hebdo attacks."

And said agreements will be hard for the courts to block, too.

And Geert Wilders is still alive.

"The individuals were citizens and nationals of Mexico and Guatemala illegally present."

A "Mexican national" was transporting it.

“We cannot allow machete-wielding gang members to menace our neighborhoods,” said U.S. Attorney Nealy Cox.

Countries of origin were: Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua.

More busts than the same month last year.

"They're sending crime, they're sending drugs."

“Every day, criminal aliens attempt to illegally enter. . . often concealing themselves among families or taking a role of a parent with a child.”

Though born in the US, her father was a foreign diplomat — which excluded her from birthright citizenship.

Jose Carlos Henriquez-Escalante is back to being El Salvador's problem.

That's up 18 percent from last year.

Many of them had come all the way from Africa.

Seven other states have affirmative action banned as well.

Hispanic citizens were smuggling Hispanic non-citizens.

The victim was under the age of 13.

A Mexican smuggler was bringing them in.

"Juan Ramon Avila-Leon, is a testament to why cooperative law enforcement is critical to public safety."

All arrestees were from Latin America.

Racial consciousness is spreading.

His prior conviction dated back to 2005 — and was with a minor.

A nation where nationalism isn't frowned upon.

The right-wing party Vox went from 24 seats to 52.

ICE continues to make America, if not great, certainly better.

One less bad hombre in America.

Jose Barajas-Diaz is not one of Mexico's "best."

Mostly Brazilians, Haitians, and Dominicans.

Students don't want the newspaper to reach out to ICE for comment.

Most don’t even think the government should apologize for slavery.

The new building will be three times as large as the current one.

Even in Washington, D.C., people have stood up for Columbus.

Recent shootings and gang violence are part of the reason.

The Austrian People’s Party is leading in the polls.