ARTICLES ARCHIVE

Former San Antonio city councilman Clayton Perry analyzes the proposed SA city charter changes and explains how they will affect the city government and, more importantly, the city taxpayers. Click on the link to listen to the interview.

On Thursday, Sept. 19, Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) arrested two Venezuelan nationals in San Antonio during a crackdown on the violent transnational gang “Tren de Aragua.” This announcement comes one day after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott declared that the state ... Read More

Texas Democrat Congressman Henry Cuellar from Laredo is following the lead of the rest of the Democrats in claiming that crime is lower, especially in his congressional district that is on the border. This announcement is another example of putting ... Read More

In the first 15 days of September 2024, there have been 16 shootings, two stabbings, 11 persons injured, and six deaths reported in the San Antonio news media. These violent crimes are only the tip of the iceberg because many violent crimes are not reported to the police or in the news. In ... Read More

A hearing scheduled for Monday, Sept. 16, in San Antonio civil district court will likely determine the fate of a targeted voter registration program approved by the Bexar County Commissioner’s Court two weeks ago. The program, operated by Civic Government ... Read More

The border crisis continues with illegal aliens following an international pipeline and with American communities dealing with illegal alien crime. Colorado podcaster Hugo Chavez Rey gives a chilling report about the crime caused by Venezuelans. He also talks about how ... Read More

Hispanic conservative podcaster Hugo Chavez Rey from Denver talks about the Venezuelan gangs that have taken over apartment complexes. Colorado is a sanctuary state that has attracted thousands of illegal aliens, some of whom are criminals. Hugo talks about the ... Read More

The border crisis continues at the border and in communities away from it. We discuss human and drug smuggling, crime, and even the threat of illegal aliens voting on the show. Our guests are Kinney County (TX) Sheriff Brad Coe, ... Read More

Todd Bensman from the Center for Immigration Studies reports his recent trip to Panama and what he saw and learned about the nation’s role in America’s immigration crisis. Bensman sheds light on the partnership between Colombian criminal cartels, U.S.-funded nonprofits, ... Read More

Bexar County GOP Vice Chairman Kyle Sinclair talks with El Conservador about the Monday, Sept. 2, Bexar County Commissioners meeting, at which they voted to make a single sole-source contract with a private firm to mail voter-registration applications to residents. ... Read More