https://www.frontpagemag.com/i-went-to-the-border-and-this-is-what-i-saw/
The Biden administration’s open border policy has invited the most violent and lawless to flock to America and enter our country with virtually no impediments. The unvetted come here neither pledging allegiance to the United States nor relinquishing their citizenship and loyalties to foreign powers. Our government is giving each at taxpayers’ expense cash, a cell phone, health care, legal help, transportation, and lodging. NGOs operating almost exclusively on federal grants buy the illegal aliens’ bus, train, and plane tickets to wherever they wish to go across the country. For upwards of eight months, their livelihood is financed by tax dollars. Our tax dollars are literally paying for the invasion and destruction of own country. This massive welfare to the world and without limit grows every second of every day indefinitely into the future.
I just came back from an eye-opening CBP tour of the U.S.-Mexico border (San Diego Sector). CBP agents who formerly policed the border have been reassigned to human processing, leaving our nation largely defenseless. Just one of the massive 132,000 square foot human processing centers cost taxpayers $32 million to construct (a huge white tent with detention pods inside) and $9 million monthly to operate. Along the border, CBP drove me to areas of peculiar national security interest, all left unprotected.
In one, CBP showed me where water sometimes flows from Mexico to the United States. To accommodate the flows, large drainage tunnels have been constructed out of concrete. CBP welds onto the openings of the tunnels iron grates. Cartel agents who carry diamond cutters on their belts regularly cut the grates to facilitate illegal entry of drugs and gangs. As the clip of me at this border intersection reveals, the tunnels into the United States were open at the time of my visit.
In another area, you can see where the Biden administration ordered border wall construction halted. That area, the Zone 18 border gap, is wide open. On the Mexican side there are cartel dwellings. Before my visit, two illegal aliens crossed onto American soil at Zone 18 between the Mexican side and the wall for the American side, an area CBP calls “no man’s land.” Cartel members tracked the aliens into no man’s land and shot them for failing to pay their full ransom for entry into the U.S. One died.
