DHS Secretary Mayorkas Deploys Mobile App for Foreign Nationals to Quickly Be Released into U.S.; ‘We Have the Support of the President.’ For These Americans, Human Trafficking at the Border Is a Form of Political Activism, and related stories
DHS Secretary Mayorkas Deploys Mobile App for Foreign Nationals to Quickly Be Released into U.S.:
Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has deployed a mobile app for foreign nationals looking to arrive at the United States-Mexico border, to more quickly have them released into the U.S. interior.
A report by the Los Angeles Times on Friday reveals that President Joe Biden’s administration is using a mobile app, called CBP One, that allows foreign nationals working with non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in Mexico and Central America to send their information to DHS so the agency can determine whether they are eligible for release into the U.S. interior while awaiting an immigration hearing.
Specifically, the mobile app is being used to help release into the U.S. migrants enrolled in the now-defunct “Remain in Mexico” program, along with those seeking exemptions from the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) Title 42 authority whereby federal immigration officials can return border crossers to protect public health.
The Times reports: —>READ MORE HERE
‘We Have the Support of the President.’ For These Americans, Human Trafficking at the Border Is a Form of Political Activism:
An increasing number of U.S. citizens—who consider themselves “political activists”—are taking money from Mexican cartels to receive illegal immigrants into the U.S. from the Mexican border and smuggle them into the interior of the United States. They do so believing that President Joe Biden condones their actions, thanks to his administration’s rhetoric and policies on immigration.
“Since the influx of [illegal immigrants] started to pick up … the smugglers driving vehicles [on the U.S. side] are now predominantly U.S. citizens and basically work for the cartels. They are getting very reimbursed for their efforts,” an Arizona rancher, who wished to remain anonymous, told me in an interview.
“The [Santa Cruz County sheriff] said when they are apprehended, the smugglers tell him, ‘We have the support of the president.’”
The rancher who spoke to me has decades of experience ranching on the border and extensive contacts with all levels of law enforcement, as well as deep ties in his own town on the Arizona-Mexico border. He requested anonymity to protect local and federal law enforcement officers with whom he has collaborative relationships. “This [information] also came to me from Border Patrol agents I work with; it was corroborated by them,” he added. —>READ MORE HERE
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