Last week, the Department of Homeland Security issued a National Terrorism Advisory System bulletin. And in true Biden administration fashion, it focused on what it views as threats within our borders, not outside of them. Most alarming is that the administration considers those supporting secure U.S. borders to be domestic terrorists. . . .
According to a press release by the United States Department of Agriculture, the department has created a pilot program that it says will strengthen the food supply chain by “reducing irregular migration” and focusing on a “more resilient” H-2A visa program. . . .
Ninety-nine percent of border crossers in a “Dedicated Docket” program had invalid asylum claims, according to a new report. Whether these aliens will ever be deported remains an open question, but one thing is certain: It isn’t shortening the ever-lengthening backlog in immigration courts. . . . Read more about 99% of Asylum Claims Fail at ‘Dedicated Docket’
The stories I'm hearing from the southern border are that the Border Patrol is enforcing Title 42 sporadically. The Agents show up one day and are told that they are not doing Title 42 repatriations that day to Mexico. They'll come back into the office a day or two later and they will be informed that they are doing Title 42 again. . . . Read more about Sources: Border Patrol Only Enforcing Title 42 Sporadically
U.S. District Judge Robert Summerhays in Lafayette, Louisiana, ordered that the restrictions stay in place while a lawsuit led by Arizona and Louisiana — and now joined by 22 other states — plays out in court. . . . Read more about Breaking: Judge Blocks Biden Admin from Ending Title 42
