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Looming threat from illegals: terror


U.S. consulate in Ciudad Juarez to close


Obama administration considers bypassing Congress on immigration reform


The Unarmed National Guard  Will Guard Computers


Hemorrhagic variant of dengue fever rising in Mexico, moving closer to US


Police: Illegal Immigrants Raped 14-Year-Old Texas Girl at July 4th Party


Terrorists: the 'Other' Illegal Immigrants


Reduced overtime stymies Border Patrol


Illegal Immigration a $113 Billion a Year Drain on U.S. Taxpayers


El Paso City Hall Struck By Bullets


MORON: Obama's Immigration Chief Orders Release of ALL Violent Criminal Illegal Aliens


Massive bust nets suspects, drugs in 18 states


Waiting Their Turn


Feds Issue Terror Watch for the Texas/Mexico Border


Mayor Defends Immigration Procedure For Arrests


Investigators: Edmonds rape suspect deported nine times


Channel 2 Investigates U.S. Border Security Part 1


Foreign 'terrorists' breach U.S. border


Drug war violence appears in Mexico's northeast, near Texas border


Sheriff to Texas Border Town: 'Arm Yourselves'


As agents clear out Mexican gangs, more brutal ones move in


Congress steps into border-crossing cell phone debate


Somalis with terrorist links feared headed to U.S. border


Mexicans Facing Drug War Violence Could Seek Political Asylum in U.S.


Borders Breached: Mexican helicopters fly over Texas


Border violence threatens Americans


  

NEWSCHANNEL 5 Investigation: Freedom Toll



 

 

 

 

 


Law Enforcement Agents apprehended OTMs that were

spotted and reported by the Texas Border Volunteers

Click to watch

  

Trespassers from China and Eritrea

 

Mission Statement of The Texas Border Volunteers, Inc. (TBV)

The Mission of TBV is assisting law enforcement officials with securing the border, upholding the rule of law and educating the general public with regard to immigration issues.

The objectives include providing material and specific support to law enforcement agencies in securing the border from illegal immigration, and providing educational materials and activities aimed at informing the general public about immigration issues.  

 

Border Watches

 
The Texas Border Volunteers regularly conduct watches in South Texas.
Teams are deployed on private property and report trespassers
to the Border Patrol. 
 

Participation

 Members volunteer their time and provide their own equipment.

Training is provided and any member willing to work is welcome at our field operations.
 
 

 Click on frames below to see videos of Texas Border Volunteers operations

 
 
Introduction to Operations
Be sure to click "watch in high quality."
 
 
 Power Point Presentation: Crisis
 
 
 
 
Hidden Camera
  
 
         
 
Trespassers

  

  

Texas Border Volunteers March 2010

    

       

                          

 



 

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