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ID card for workers at Center of Immigration plan

3 Mexican nationals charged with running a counterfeit document mill

Accused murderer of 17-year-old boy deported to Mexico

Obama looking to give new life to immigration reform

Coke dealing gets woman 10 years

Twenty-six MS-13 Gang Members Indicted...

284 arrested in ICE operation...

Trafficking probe nets 10 Mexican migration agents

U.S. 'surge' targets illegal immigrants who have criminal records

Texas Agents Find $7.2 Million in Cocaine Behind RV Wall

More than 20 immigrants held in NW Harris County

Va. man accused of helping smuggle Somalis into U.S.

'Significant' Mexican drug lord in U.S. court

Border-area home invasion

ICE arrests 104 people during operation targeting illicit transportation businesses

Nearly a ton of pot seized near U.S.-Mexico border

Agent's suspected killer had escaped Border Patrol

Alleged Human smuggling Attempt

South Texan may be the next drug king

Agents Average of $3.7 Million in Narcotics Seized Per Day For 10 Days in Texas

Three held in Palmview home invasion (Hidalgo County)

Haitians in country illegally can stay

Once-Deported Illegal Alien Kills Female Deputy

AZ border agent kills suspected illegal immigrant

Hired by Customs, but Working for Mexican Cartels

ICE issues new procedures for asylum seekers...

Lawsuit challenges in-state tuition for illegal immigrants

Pickups stolen here used for immigrant smuggling, authorities say

Getting back to U.S. tougher for deportees

Mexico's Zetas gang buys businesses along border in move to increase legitimacy

Texas Border Volunteers - Standing Watch

Teen pleads guilty in killing of agent

Maine Town Is Riven by Housing Dispute

Hundreds in Dallas County deported before their trials

Perry: Obama punishes Texas with border program

...Secure Communities Initiative identified more than 110,000 criminal aliens in its first year

Houston sheriffs round up thousands of illegals

East African, Asian immigrants caught near Brownsville

NEWSCHANNEL 5 Investigation: Freedom Toll

Law and Disorder

Illegal Immigration: Local Solutions to a Federal Problem

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Donations

Texas Border Volunteers (TBV) operates on donated time, equipment and funds. We have no administrative expenses and all donations are received with gratitude and used to further our mission.

Texas Border Volunteers is a 501(c)(4) corporation.

Checks may be sent to:

Texas Border Volunteers, Inc.
c/o Dr. Mike and Linda Vickers
P.O. box 559
Falfurrias, Tx 78355

To Contribute through Paypal:

Texas Border Volunteers (TBV) operates on donated time, equipment and funds. We are now accepting donations to help fund our border watch operations, educate the public and to increase the awareness of the crisis.

Thank you VERY much!

We are currently seeking IRS 501(c)(4) status.

PRIVACY POLICY:
Donors can be assured that we never have and never will share, rent or sell their names and addresses to other organizations or commercial entities.

Mission Statement

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.