Sentence examples for border militia from inspiring English sources

Page A12 National VIGILANTE WAS AMONG DEAD IN A SHOOTING IN ARIZONA The police confirmed that a former Marine and aspiring politician who led a vigilante border militia group was among five people shot to death in what apparently was a murder-suicide at a home in suburban Phoenix.

— The police confirmed Thursday that a former Marine and aspiring politician who led a vigilante border militia group was among five people shot to death on Wednesday in what apparently was a murder-suicide at a home in this suburban Phoenix town.

He was also a member of a border militia group called the Arizona Minutemen Project.

It seems to argue for homegrown border militias and the abolition of Medicare and Medicaid.

These included a TCL violation on 5 May 2001 which was intercepted by a section from D Company, an outbreak of violence involving a grenade attack by militia members at the Maubasa markets on 29 May which resulted in several people killed and about 50 wounded, and shallow cross-border militia raids in June, including an attack on a section patrol from A Company.

At the border, a militia group, apparently the same that discovered Ofelia wandering around the desert, opens fire on the refugees and hits Luci in the stomach.

At the time, the more egregious expressions of anti-immigrant rage -- including Arizona's self-appointed border-patrol militia, the Minutemen -- were stigmatized as a fringe by the White House and much of the G.O.P. establishment.

The Kenyan government has been working hand in hand with clan-based Somali militias along the border, but those militias have expressed only tepid support for the transitional government, which has control over only a few square miles of the capital.

Originally called "polícia mineira," a nod to the aggressive policing tactics in Minas Gerais, a state bordering Rio, militias have operated in Rio for three decades.

In recent months, the Shabab have suffered heavy losses in Mogadishu, and Shabab fighters have been pushed out of areas along the Kenya and Ethiopia borders by militias that are covertly backed by Kenya and Ethiopia.

Historically, Arizona's border-focused militias have stayed away from the white nationalist movement, according to Oren Segal, director of the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism.