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Remember the Tren de Aragua gangbangers that were busted in Bozeman and Belgrade, Montana? We've got a good news update for you.

What do you do if you spot illegal alien suspects in Montana? Is there a number you can call? A website? You've asked. Here's the answer.

What were we just talking about earlier this week? And now this- six Tren de Aragua suspects were arrested in Bozeman, Montana.

"It's always the people you least suspect."

Just days after President Trump was sworn into office, and check it out- looks like the Border Patrol is kicking butt in Northwest Montana.

When I first saw this headline from KBZK-TV, I just assumed this must have been an update to a story about the Bozeman rape suspect from last Fall. Nope, this is another Bozeman rape suspect now on an ICE hold in the jail. This was the KBZK-TV headline that caught my eye Monday morning: "Man faces rape, kidnapping charges after being found with woman at Bozeman Beach; The man is being held wi

Do you get food delivered to your house here in Montana through popular food delivery services like Uber Eats and Door Dash? Watch out, says a former FBI Hispanic gang expert who now lives in Bozeman.

How bad is the wide open southern border? So bad that the cartel fueled invasion of drugs is now leading to lifesaving tools being installed in Montana schools.

Rallies for border security. Free gift card giveaway events. A statewide radio show broadcasting LIVE from multiple cities. Road triiiiiiiiiiiip!

Three years ago, we told you how critical resources were being diverted from our northern border to our southern border. Seven months ago, we told you how Montana's northern border is also a terrorism risk. Check out what we have for you now.

The DEA secured 900,000 lethal doses of fentanyl during a recent operation. Plus, the head of the DEA in Montana breaks down the Mexican drug cartel presence in Montana- especially on our reservations.

Lewis & Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton and Bozeman Police Chief Jim Veltkamp were both featured on Fox & Friends highlighting the threat of fentanyl here in Montana, specifically the risk to first responders if the powder goes airborne.