Moms Caravan to the Border

Moms for America sat down with Liz Uribe-Sinclair, whose husband—a Mexican native and third generation rancher—was killed by the cartel in 2013. Her story of the heartbreak and crime on both sides of the border, and her perspective on border security as a widow and a mother is one that needs to be heard all across this country.

On November 4th a group of Moms from around the country joined together for a Moms Caravan to the border in McAllen, Texas to hear the stories of the mothers who live there. This is Martina's Story.

On November 4th a group of Moms from around the country joined together for a Moms Caravan to the border in McAllen, Texas to hear the stories of the mothers who live there. This is Tina's Story.

What happens when 35 moms from 14 states head to the southern border to talk to moms who live there? On November 4th Moms for America & Black Women Walk brought a group of moms to the southern border in McAllen Texas in a Moms Caravan. What they witnessed in just one day will change the conversation forever. This is just the beginning of that conversation. #MomsCaravan

Aisha Owmby, founder Black Women Walk, shares her concern with migrant caravan, border security, and why we need to build the wall.

Jackie, a mom who lives on the border shares her story of living on the border, the migrant caravan and why we need to secure our borders

Beth Parlato, mom, attorney, and Fox News Contributor tells of her experience at the border and why we need to secure our borders, enforce our laws, and build the wall.

Diane Ventura shares her experience on the border with the Moms Caravan and why we need to fund the wall and protect our borders.

Josey Kakaty, one of the moms from the Moms Caravan, shares her experience at the border

Gold Star Mom, Karen Vaughn, shares her experience at the border and why we need to protect our borders.

Stop playing political "chicken" with our safety!