In the 5th episode of the DMB Podcast, the host addresses the comments made by another podcaster and talks about how her political journey began.
Continue readingIn the 4th episode of the DMB Podcast, Deliris Montanez Berrios talks about the discrimination she endured at the Army and at Customs and Border Patrol (CBP). She also talks about her trip to Austin and Houston last week.
Continue readingDeliris Montanez-Berrios this past week at the Texas Capitol with The Texan’s Texas Latino Conservative Boot Camp. “The TLC Bootcamp was superb. I have always been very clear to both parties. I am a conservative. Did not deceive anyone. I didn’t switch or flip. My values do not coincide with the DNP any longer. Most Hispanics are conservative. Those are …
Continue readingHow do the taxpayers benefit from all the money being spent on the proposed arena?
Continue readingDeliris Montanez-Berrios was honored and thankful to El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for asking her to be on their Dynamic Women 2 Women Panel Discussion on January 31, 2023. “This is NOT a political event, but it is part of who I am as a citizen of our republic. I serve my community at every level without expecting anything …
Continue reading‘Severity of crime’ must be considered in Border Patrol pursuits By Cindy Ramirez for El Paso Matters. January 24, 2023 Come May, border law enforcement agents will be prohibited from engaging in a vehicle pursuit solely on the grounds of a vehicle failing to stop at a checkpoint or yielding to an agent attempting to pull it over. Instead, Border …
Continue readingIn episode 2 of The DMB Podcast, Deliris Montanez Berrios discusses Ticketgate.
Continue readingDeliris Montañez Speaks Out About a High-Speed Chase that Ended in an Immigrant’s Death. Border Patrol chases often cause injury and death, and they frequently violate contemporary law enforcement standards.
Continue readingDeliris Montanez discusses border issues and El Paso’s government in her weekly podcast every Monday.
Continue reading“The most fulfilling deed I have done so far.”– Deliris Montanez Sleep is a basic human need, especially for kids who are growing, exploring, and learning about their world. The sad truth is that too many U.S. children don’t have beds to sleep in–a crisis affecting everything from grades to health to self-esteem. Luckily, people are finding creative ways to …
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