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  • BSF deploys over 150 Rampur and Mudhol Hound Indian dog breeds, here’s what you should know

    For the first time, Indian-bred dogs are being trained for complex missions such as helicopter slithering and river rafting at the National Training Centre for Dogs (NTCD) in Tekanpur, Madhya Pradesh.

  • What is Operation Alert? BSF deploys advanced weapons, stricter 24×7 vigil ahead of Independence Day

    What is Operation Alert? BSF deploys advanced weapons, stricter 24×7 vigil ahead of Independence Day

    The measures include intensified area domination, round-the-clock patrolling, surprise naka checks, and riverine surveillance using night-vision equipment and mobile patrol units

  • Amit Shah reviews border and airport security following Pakistan’s foiled counteroffensive

    Amit Shah reviews border and airport security following Pakistan’s foiled counteroffensive

    He also reviewed security protocols at airports with the Director General of the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF).

  • 'This is war' - Trump defends use of Alien Enemies Act in deportation of Venezuelans

    'This is war' - Trump defends use of Alien Enemies Act in deportation of Venezuelans

    U.S. President Donald Trump has defended his administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act's wartime powers to rapidly deport over 200 alleged members of Tren de Aragua, a Venezuelan gang linked to kidnapping, extortion, and contract killings. The deportation proceeded despite a court order by Judge James Boasberg blocking it, with the administration arguing that the judge lacked the authority to intervene. Speaking aboard Air Force One, Trump justified the action by comparing the rise in immigration to wartime conditions, emphasizing the deportees were "bad people" now incarcerated in El Salvador. During the same flight from Florida to Washington, Trump also reaffirmed his commitment to imposing tariffs starting April 2, despite market disruptions and economic concerns. He stressed his stance on reciprocal tariffs, stating, "They charge us and we charge them," and confirmed additional tariffs on autos, steel, and aluminum.

  • Gonna wipe you off the face of the earth: White House Border Czar Tom Homan warns illegal immigrants

    Gonna wipe you off the face of the earth: White House Border Czar Tom Homan warns illegal immigrants

    At CPAC in Maryland, White House Border Czar Tom Homan, “The other thing I said I stated to the RNC that president Trump is gonna designate the criminal cartels of Mexico as a terrorist organization. He's gonna wipe you off the face of the earth. After I said that, of course, I got numerous death threats. I've doubled the size of my security detail because all the cartels wanna take home now. Well, I'll tell you what, come get some. You have killed more Americans than every terrorist organization in the world combined. You are now a terrorist organization, so word out to anybody that assist them, anybody that sells your drugs on the street, anybody assist these cartels in any way, you are helping a terrorist organization, and the weight of the world is coming down on you. I read a story last night, the police commission of Boston. You said you doubled down on not not helping the law enforcement office advice. I'm coming to Boston.”

  • Texas Seeks $11B Reimbursement For Border Security As Mexico Deploys 10,000 Troops | N18G

    Texas Seeks $11B Reimbursement For Border Security As Mexico Deploys 10,000 Troops | N18G

    After meeting with President Trump, Texas Governor Greg Abbott demanded an $11 billion reimbursement for border security expenditures, highlighting the state’s investment in a border wall, military facilities, and a massive fentanyl seizure of over 600 million doses. Meanwhile, Mexico deployed 10,000 troops along its northern frontier amid tariff threats from Trump. Mexican National Guard and Army units bolstered security near Ciudad Juárez, El Paso, and Tijuana, removing contraband equipment and reinforcing patrols. In exchange for delaying tariffs, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum promised a crackdown on fentanyl smuggling, while the U.S. vowed to combat gun trafficking fueling cartel violence actively.

  • Trump Pauses Tariffs on Canada and Mexico After Border Security Deal, China Tariffs Proceed | N18G

    Trump Pauses Tariffs on Canada and Mexico After Border Security Deal, China Tariffs Proceed | N18G

    Trump announced a 30-day delay on tariffs for Canada and Mexico after securing commitments on border security. Mexico agreed to deploy 10,000 soldiers to curb fentanyl smuggling, while Canada pledged $1.3 billion for border security, including appointing a "fentanyl czar." Markets initially plunged but rebounded after the tariff pause. Meanwhile, a 10% tariff on Chinese imports remains, with Trump warning of increases if fentanyl exports persist. China dismissed US concerns and plans to challenge the tariffs at the WTO. Despite the postponement, Trump signalled further tariff actions may follow, keeping trade tensions high. High-level negotiations continue.

  • Trump vows to put 25% tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico | N18G

    Trump vows to put 25% tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico | N18G

    President Donald Trump discussed several key issues where he indicated that he would likely decide whether to impose a 25% tariff on oil imports from Mexico and Canada, contingent on the two countries halting fentanyl shipments and migration flows. Trump also outlined plans to expand Guantanamo Bay detention facilities, emphasizing minimal costs due to existing infrastructure. Regarding border security, he proposed redeploying IRS agents hired under the Biden administration to assist Border Patrol and expressed confidence that Egypt and Jordan would cooperate in accepting displaced individuals from Gaza. Trump reaffirmed his offer for over 2 million federal workers to resign with replacements readily available. He also touched on birthright citizenship, expressing belief that the Supreme Court would limit it. Lastly, Trump reiterated the U.S. is not involved in Syria and dismissed speculation about Taiwan independence negotiations with China.

  • Trump pushes border crackdown at House Republican retreat as he caps first week in office

    Trump pushes border crackdown at House Republican retreat as he caps first week in office

    President Donald Trump regaled House Republicans on Monday with a rhetorical highlight reel from his first week in office, and he urged them to support his immigration crackdown and border security proposals. “We have no apologies and we’re moving very fast," Trump said. He said that “I really focus on the border more than anything else," downplaying the importance of inflation, an issue that fueled his candidacy last year but one that he has less control over as president. Speaking at House Republicans' annual policy retreat, Trump made clear his political ambitions as he rallied lawmakers to advance their conservative agenda. The conference is being held at Trump National Doral Miami, a posh resort with four golf courses owned by the billionaire president. Although Republicans are euphoric over election victories that have given them total control in Washington, they're also facing difficult negotiations in the coming weeks and months.

  • U.S. military reinforces barrier with Mexico amidst Trump immigration crackdown

    U.S. military reinforces barrier with Mexico amidst Trump immigration crackdown

    The U.S. military released footage of Marines fortifying the barrier on the border with Mexico, as the Trump administration took steps to curb illegal immigration. The footage showed U.S. Marines reinforcing the border fence on Saturday (January 25) with metal beams and barbed wire.

  • No compromise on India's border security: Amit Shah

    No compromise on India's border security: Amit Shah

    Shah said terrorism and insurgency have left many dead and injured, and the government has taken action not only on terrorism but its ecosystem too.

  • Security grid on borders, hinterlands alert to thwart nefarious designs of Pak-backed elements: J-K DGP

    Security grid on borders, hinterlands alert to thwart nefarious designs of Pak-backed elements: J-K DGP

    The DGP said these trainees should be exposed to the modern-day tools used to monitor the situation and other activities on borders.

  • What exactly is the new law on BSF and how does it play out?

    What exactly is the new law on BSF and how does it play out?

    As some non-BJP states cry foul, officials point out that the jurisdiction of state police forces has neither been curtailed nor its powers reduced.

  • BSF to train two Indian dog breeds for border patrolling

    BSF to train two Indian dog breeds for border patrolling

    Two Indian dogs breed, Rajapalaya and Mudhol, are being trained for use on a trial basis at present.

  • Ind, China to sign BDCA during PM's visit next week

    Ind, China to sign BDCA during PM's visit next week

    The agreement was cleared by the Cabinet Committee on Security today as part of further CBMs to avoid incidents along the Line of Actual Control.

  • US immigration bill passes key test vote in Senate

    US immigration bill passes key test vote in Senate

    By a vote of 67-27, the border security amendment cleared a procedural hurdle, leaving opponents of the bill with few remaining opportunities for killing or further delaying passage of the legislation this week.

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