Today is the U.S. Customs Service anniversary, established July 31, 1789. Its legacy lives on at CBP as we continue the mission of enforcing lawful trade and travel and securing our borders. We honor our generations of public servants who answered the call to serve. #OFOProud🇺🇸

Executive Asst. Commissioner Diane J. Sabatino

R.I.P. Spain.

First Ceuta. Now Melilla. Explosions are rocking Spanish cities.

Thousands of African men stormed the border while screaming “Allahu Akbar.”

Soft border policies are producing EXACTLY what we all expected, and it's a shame. Soft borders are suicide for a nation, period.

This is not migration. This is a breach, and a warning to all of us.

If the Democrats take back power, they will immediately reopen our border and allow millions of unvetted migrants to pour into our country again.

Karoline Leavitt

Gavin Newsom promised to release his tax returns every year as governor. He hasn't released one since 2020.

Now, under federal investigation into his family's finances, he says he's "preparing" them, six years later, with no timeline. This is the transparency culture in Sacramento. 

Vote Michael Gates for Attorney General. #Gates4AG

Vote Michael E. Gates for California Attorney Gen.

The Lexington County Sheriff’s Department, SC, sadly announced the death of Deputy Jillian Olson.

"A member of the Lexington County Sheriff’s Department’s dive team died Thursday during an underwater training session on Lake Murray."

Jillian Olson, 29, began her career as a Lexington County deputy in 2021. After more than a year as a patrol deputy, she transferred to a warrant deputy position. Olson was promoted to master deputy in the Warrant Division in 2025. She has been a member of the LCSD dive team since 2024.

“Our hearts are broken by the loss of a valuable member of the Sheriff’s Department,” Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon said. “Jillian exemplified commitment and service. She faithfully carried out her duties and selflessly worked to make those around her better.”

The Lexington County Sheriff’s Foundation named Olson the outstanding judicial services deputy of the year at its annual awards banquet last spring, according to Koon.

“The foundation recognized Jillian for showing exceptional initiative and leadership by, on her own time, developing reference guides and document templates for use by judicial services deputies,” Koon said. “The tools Jillian developed improved deputy training and operational workflow.”

Olson, a resident of Lexington, received the Sheriff’s Department’s tactical operations support award in 2023. She was scheduled to receive the department’s five-year honorable service award next month.

A native of Illinois, Olson graduated from Western Illinois University in 2019 with a bachelor’s degree in law enforcement and justice administration. She completed a master’s degree in student personnel services from the institution in 2021.

“Jillian’s dedication to her community and department is well-documented with awards and recognitions,” Koon said. “She’ll be most remembered for what she did with no fanfare. Her decision to join our dive team is just one example of her going above and beyond.”

Rest In Peace, Hero💙🖤

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Quick action saved a life in Memphis.

Trooper Tremmel and National Guard Medic Huisman used their combat medical training to treat a victim shot three times.

Help investigators by calling CrimeStoppers: 1-901-528-CASH (2274)

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NEW: Man who tried to violently disarm a Fairfax County police officer this week is an illegal alien, according to DHS.

The suspect is Nehemia Noel Fuentes-Banegas.  DHS told WJLA he’s from Honduras and that he entered the United States illegally through Texas in 2022.   DHS says the Biden Administration released him into the country.
 
DHS says lCE lodged an immigration detainer asking Fairfax County not to release him.

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President Donald J. Trump is on the ground at Camp David, where he'll soon hold the first ever live, televised Cabinet meeting.

The most transparent President in history!🇺🇸

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BREAKING: President Trump takes a moment to appreciate Camp David before kicking off a historic Cabinet meeting.

For the first time ever, cameras are allowed inside a Cabinet meeting at the presidential retreat, giving the public a rare look at one of the country's most private locations.

"The last visit was with Eisenhower where they allowed you onto the actual campus... but never into this room," Trump says before adding, "We have done a lot of open Cabinet meetings."

He calls his Cabinet "one of the most talented teams ever to serve the United States."

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WATCH LIVE: President Donald J Trump Hosts a Cabinet Meeting, Jul. 31, 2026

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POTUS: "This is one of the most talented teams ever to serve in the United States government... and America is safer, and stronger, and far more successful than it was two years ago."

POTUS: "In Minnesota there was a cyberattack and they blame it on Iran... I blame it on Minnesota because they're grossly incompetent."

POTUS: "When we took office, we inherited a total catastrophe. The last administration created the worst inflation in 48 years, the most dangerous and insecure border in history, and exploding trade deficits like we have never seen before—rampant crime, men in women’s sports, transgender mutilization of your children, and chaos and bedlam all over the world... In less than 18 months, we’ve turned around four years of disaster and we now have the strongest border in American history... for the last 15 months, the report came out, again, we’ve had no people coming in through our southern border—zero... The murder rate saw the single largest drop ever recorded, to the lowest in 125 years."

POTUS: "On July 4th, we launched TrumpAccounts, a key provision of our Great Big Beautiful Bill. These tax-free investment savings accounts have already been activated by over SEVEN MILLION children. These are investments made in our future... millions of accounts are pre-funded with a thousand dollars from the U.S. Treasury or generous gifts from private donors like Michael and Susan Dell and others who have given billions of dollars... and buying really a great future for children."

POTUS: With my Most Favored Nation policy on drug prices, we're achieving record discounts on prescription drugs. We had the highest prices anywhere in the world by far. We subsidized the whole world, and I said we're not going to do that.

We now have the lowest drug prices anywhere in the world.

POTUS: "We're also making an unprecedented investment in the United States Armed Forces... [we're] looking forward to getting $1.5T next year... and the good news is ALL of that equipment is MADE IN THE U.S.A." 🇺🇸

POTUS on Spain: "It looks like an invasion of a country... and that same thing is going to happen to us if the Republicans don't get elected — except worse... If we're not in office, our country will be invaded at levels that make Spain look small time."

VP: "Just since the beginning of the Fraud Task Force that I started under POTUS' leadership and direction, we have identified $230 billion of fraud that's being perpetrated against the American people, and we have halted, already, $56 billion of that. It's sometimes hard, once the money has already gone out the door, it's hard to get it back, but stopping it from going out the door is how we saved the American people $56 billion and of course we're going to keep on working on that. Just today, Mr. President, we will announce 17 new anti-fraud actions that will total about a third of a billion dollars and that's added to the $230 billion that we’ve already uncovered." 👏

POTUS at the Cabinet meeting: "I want to just congratulate Jay Clayton — he's with us today. As you know, he's just had a big victory. He's going to do a fantastic job."

SecRubio: The International Criminal Court is an illegitimate international organization. They've made themselves illegitimate because they claim that even if you're not a member of that court, they can come after you. What that literally means in the future is that American service members, political leaders and others could find themselves under indictment by this International Criminal Court. To know a little bit about it, Jack Smith used to work there. We've now begun an effort to really try to bring that court to heel.

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Bodycam footage shows Fairfield police officers wading through several feet of floodwater to rescue a stranded driver whose vehicle became trapped beneath an I-95 overpass during severe weather.

Read the full story: http://officer.com/55394708/

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There is no constitutional right to swarm police, harass deputies, or obstruct traffic stops. A nation that excuses interference with law enforcement invites disorder, not liberty. Let police do the job we ask of them.

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It is with profound sadness that Sheriff David Harper and the Madison County Sheriff's Office Florida announces the passing of one of their own, friend and colleague, Communications Officer Harlee Davis on 7/29/2026.

"As a dedicated member of our civilian staff, Harlee played an important role in supporting the mission of the Sheriff's Office and serving the citizens of Madison County. Her professionalism, kindness, and unwavering commitment made a lasting impact on our agency and on everyone who had the privilege of working alongside her. Harlee faithfully served the citizens of Madison County with honor, integrity, and dedication. Throughout her service, she earned the respect and admiration of fellow deputies, staff, law enforcement partners, and the community. Beyond the uniform, Harlee was a valued member of our Sheriff's Office family whose kindness, professionalism, and commitment to serving others left a lasting impact on all who knew her. She will be greatly missed."

Rest Easy Sister. Prayers for her family of blue and blood.🙏🏻

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Reckless sanctuary politicians have turned Maryland into a HAVEN for criminal illegal aliens like this monster who MURDERED his girlfriend.

These sanctuary politicians  refusal to cooperate with ICE is putting the safety of Americans at risk. Stop protecting criminal illegal aliens at the expense of American citizens.

Homeland Security

A man allegedly called 911 to request Saluda County sheriff's deputies at his home before opening fire on multiple people, including the responding officers.

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Economic Times' interview with Elon Musk. A question was put to Elon if people died because USAID funds were cut suddenly.

Zanny Minton Beddoes: "Do you buy the idea that anybody to put it really crudely and simply that any kid in Africa died because of the suddenness with which..."

Elon Musk: "Zero!"

Zanny: "I just don't think that's right."

Elon: "USAID is a political organization...the biggest funder of regime change."

Zanny: "There were claim of a huge number of things shut down in Africa..."

Elon: "There were claims, these claims are false!...They're absolute nonsense!...but zero died!"

She doesn't know, she just guesses—really good journalism! 🤡

Stay cool 💦⛱

•Never leave children or pets in vehicles

•Stay hydrated; take frequent breaks if you work outdoors

•Make sure your animals have plenty of water and shade.

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Bodycam video released by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department shows a deputy being attacked moments after arriving on scene.

NEWSMAX's Jason Mattera reports law enforcement experts say the footage underscores the split-second decisions officers face when confronted with deadly threats.

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