Conservatives launch nonprofit group to amplify ‘human impact’ of US immigration crisis

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A new immigration-focused nonprofit group plans to amplify stories related to the southern border and immigration policy that are unreported or underreported by the media.

The American Border Story, or TABS, is being launched Wednesday by three conservatives with various media experience: Nicole Kiprilov, Anthony Aguero, and Christian Hartsock. In a press release provided first to the Washington Examiner, TABS stated that its work will be “focused on exposing the human impact of America’s immigration crisis.”

“We cannot ignore the devastating effects the border crisis has had on families, children, and vulnerable communities across this country,” said TABS Executive Director Nicole Kiprilov, who previously worked on Trump-aligned America First movements, in a statement. “At TABS, our goal is to humanize this issue, counter false narratives about immigration policy in America, and create a movement that advocates for stronger border policies grounded in empathy and common-sense.”

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