Under Secretary for Arms Control and International Security Thomas G. DiNanno traveled to Peru and Colombia from November 1–7, 2026, advancing U.S. security cooperation with both countries against drug trafficking and narcoterrorism, as well as civil nuclear cooperation with Peru according to a Department of State release Thursday.
Continue reading“Democrats Will Help Us” Caravans
By David Arnett
Days after the midterms, caravans of illegal aliens are already marching north to the U.S. — and they’re counting on Democrats to let them in. Why wouldn’t they?
Congressional Democrats are vowing to abolish ICE, dismantle DHS, stop deportations, and hand out amnesty while border-state Democrats cut off cooperation on immigration enforcement. It’s the same open borders agenda that unleashed the worst border crisis in American history, but President Donald J. Trump isn’t letting Democrats bring it back.
Continue readingICE Breaks Records
By Staff Report
The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced yesterday that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) broke the record for the highest number of deportations and arrests in any fiscal year in Fiscal Year 2026 (FY26), with more than 491,000 immigration arrests and more than 483,000 deportations.
In FY26, ICE carried out 483,200 deportations, which broke the record for the highest number of deportations in the agency’s history. This surpasses the previous record held by FY25, which saw 442,640 deportations.
Continue readingSeabed Mineral Resource Recovery
By David Arnett
America and the world noted how Communist China abused control over critical mineral supplies after their military (with US funding) created and spread COVID. Japan depends on other nations for raw materials and felt this harm deeply. With common sense leadership, Japan moved to address the issue and has now successfully recovered rare earth rich mud from the ocean floor at depths of around 6,000 meters near Minamitorishima Island, marking a world-first technological milestone according to Inspenet (energy industry) and Reuters.
Today, the Governments of the United States of America and Japan on the occasion of a visit to Japan by a U.S. interagency delegation focused on seabed minerals development released the following joint statement.













