On this episode of Sheriff on the Border, FAIR’s Sheriff Mark Lamb sits down with Wayne County Sheriff Rob Milby to expose a growing threat many Americans aren’t talking about—cartel activity at the U.S.–Canada border. From sophisticated smuggling operations to gaps in coordination between agencies, this episode breaks down why the northern border can no longer be ignored.

Sheriff Lamb, Oklahoma Representative Turner, and Director Anderson discuss how legalizing medical marijuana brought Transnational Criminal Organizations and an illegal workforce into Oklahoma and endangered every community.

FAIR's Law Enforcement Advisor Mark Lamb and Border Security Advisor Art Del Cueto discuss anti-ICE violence across the country, sanctuary cities, and the Trump administration's efforts to crack down on illegal immigration.

Congressman Brandon Gill sits down with Mark Lamb to discuss funding border security and immigration enforcement, cracking down on employers hiring illegal aliens, and FAIR’s new sanctuary report.

Angel Wife Nikki Jones shares her heartbreaking struggle after losing her veteran husband in 2019 to an illegal alien who had multiple traffic violations with Brevard County, FL's Sheriff Wayne Ivey and FAIR's Mark Lamb. Sheriff Ivey explains how Florida is leading the way to protect American communities from the impact of illegal immigration.

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Criminal alien Victor Martinez-Hernandez convicted of murder and rape after the jury deliberated for 46 minutes. In addition to killing Rachel Morin, this murderer has been charged with homicide in his home country of El Salvador and his DNA was also linked to a crime in Los Angeles, California. Martinez-Hernandez had previously been refused entry into the United States two times before entering the country illegally.

The Washington State Attorney General alleges that Adams County Sheriff Dale Wagner’s policies do not conform with the state’s sanctuary law. With the re-election of President Trump, the Attorney General broke off negotiations with Adams County and Sheriff Wagner to force their compliance.

Sheriffs Mark Lamb and Jim Ott in Washington, D.C for FAIR’s Day on Capitol Hill discuss the open border and drugs flowing across. They shared the impact this has had on their families and the efforts to protect their communities.