The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Narwhal (WPB 87335) interdicted 21 migrants from a 34-foot boat, one mile west of Newport Beach, last Thursday. The post Coast Guard Interdicts 21 Migrants Off Coast of Newport Beach appeared first on HSToday. Read the full story ›
One of the men, later identified as a citizen of Colombia, fell as he descended, and landed on the north side of the secondary barrier. The post Man Dies After Falling From the Border Barrier Near the Otay Mesa Port of Entry appeared first on HSToday. Read the full story ›
U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s Trade Regulatory Audit Directorate announced that its Laredo Field Office has been instated, providing data and financial analysis expertise to assess U.S. trade law compliance and support civil and criminal investigations by CBP and partner federal agencies of trade law violations. The post CBP Trade Regulatory Audit Directorate Opens Laredo…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Office of Field Operations officers at the Progreso Port of Entry seized 35 pounds of cocaine hidden within a northbound vehicle. The post CBP Officers at the Progreso Port of Entry Seize 35 Pounds of Cocaine appeared first on HSToday. Read the full story ›
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers discovered dangerous fentanyl powder while inspecting vehicles in an export container in Norfolk, Va., on November 8. The post Norfolk CBP Officers Intercept Fentanyl in Vehicle Container Destined to Sierra Leone appeared first on HSToday. Read the full story ›
A joint investigation resulted in charges for Hubei Aoks Bio-Tech Co. Ltd., a chemical company based in Wuhan, China, its director and three senior employees in U.S. federal court Nov. 7, for allegedly selling fentanyl precursor chemicals and xylazine — known as “tranq” — globally. The post HSI Los Angeles Investigation Leads to Indictment of…
Stanislav Romanyuk, 39, a citizen of Ukraine last residing in Estonia, was sentenced Nov. 13 to 33 months in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for his role in a scheme to violate U.S. export laws and regulations by attempting to smuggle a dual-use export-controlled item to Russia following a counterproliferation investigation led…
Father and son owners of two Woburn restaurants, Taste of Brazil—Tudo Na Brasa and The Dog House Bar and Grill, pleaded guilty Nov. 14 to conspiring to smuggle migrants into the United States from Brazil following an investigation by Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). The post HSI Investigation Leads to Guilty Pleas for Woburn Men for…
Our high-confidence assessment points to a clear trend: no matter the political shifts in the U.S., Ukraine’s tech sector, particularly in defense and dual-use technology, will continue its growth trajectory, which has remained strong despite the ongoing war. The post Post-Election Assessment: Ukraine Tech Investment Outlook in 2025 and Beyond appeared first on HSToday. Read…
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Two senators from both sides of the aisle are introducing legislation, opposed by members of the “Squad,” to explicitly ban any immigrants tied to Hamas or involved in the Oct. 7 attack on Israel from entering the United States amid continued concerns about terrorists entering the U.S. The post Senators Vow to Ban Pro-Hamas Migrants…
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