Tag Archives: Obama Administration

Council Continues to Stand Behind “America’s Toughest Sheriff”

Posted on April 27, 2012 by US Border Security Council Admin

“Sheriff Joe Arpaio is a hero and the Obama Administration better back off its campaign to destroy this great American,” warns U.S. Border Security Council National Spokesman Steve LeBlanc. The Administration in recent weeks has stepped up its attacks on … Continue reading →

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Council Backs States That Are Standing Up for America’s Sovereignty

Posted on March 28, 2012 by US Border Security Council Admin

The U.S. Border Security is 100% behind any state that stands up to the Obama Administration and implements tough state laws to enforce the nation’s immigration laws,” says national spokesman Steve LeBlanc. “The White House is trying to persecute state’s … Continue reading →

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Rubio Jumps Ship and Supports Dream Act Amnesty

Posted on March 27, 2012 by US Border Security Council Admin

Republican Senator and possible Vice Presidential candidate Marco Rubio now says he supports a version of the the Dream Act amnesty for illegal alien kids. In a recent interview with Fox News personality Geraldo Rivero, a supporter of amnesty, Rubio … Continue reading →

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Commentary From the Council: February 2012

Posted on February 12, 2012 by US Border Security Council Admin

by Steven J. LeBlanc Boy are we busy! While the issue of border security has taken a backseat to news about the economy on television and talk radio, that doesn’t mean things aren’t happening. Here at the U.S. Border Security Council … Continue reading →

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Obama Cuts Number of Troops on Border

Posted on January 29, 2012 by US Border Security Council Admin

The Obama administration is slashing the number of National Guard troops working along the U.S.-Mexican border. Starting in January, the force of 1,200 National Guard troops at the border will be reduced to fewer than 300. Those remaining troops will … Continue reading →

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