Where are the Illegal Immigrants Going?-Biden Refuses to Explain Their Relocation; Border Patrol Not Testing Migrants for COVID Before They’re Released Across US, and related stories
Where are the illegal immigrants going?
Biden refuses to explain their relocation
Watching television coverage of people crossing the border illegally at our southern border, I began to wonder: Where are they going?
I was shocked to learn that the Biden administration refuses to tell the states and cities how many people they are sending – and who they are sending. Apparently, immigrants just get put on airplanes, buses, and trains and go off into America.
We are learning that a substantial number of the people who have crossed the border illegally have COVID-19. McAllen, Texas, had to declare a state of emergency when 7,000 infected immigrants arrived there. So, the Biden government could send people with COVID-19 to your neighborhood and then refuses to tell you that it has put you at risk.
Some of the illegal immigrants have gang connections, including members of the famous MS-13 El Salvadorian gang. Keep in mind, a 2020 Department of Justice report found that 74 percent of the MS-13 defendants in custody were here illegally. Under the wide-open Biden policy, they can be sent into your town without you knowing it.
What makes President Biden’s policy, so infuriating is its sheer scale.
In the first seven months of the Biden presidency, more than 1 million people have been stopped crossing our southern border, and a substantial number of additional people have entered illegally without being noticed officially by the federal government.
The flood of people crossing illegally is growing. The recorded number (not counting those who came in avoiding all contact with the government) entering the United States has grown from 78,442 in January as Mr. Biden was being sworn into 210,000 in July alone. —>READ THE REST FROM NEWT GINGRICH HERE
Border Patrol not testing migrants for COVID before they’re released across US:
Migrants who illegally come across the U.S.-Mexico border and are apprehended by Border Patrol are not being tested for the coronavirus before being released from custody and allowed to travel across the United States, the Washington Examiner has learned.
“They aren’t tested at encounter. [Unaccompanied children] and family units are moved out of custody quickly. If they are infected and do not have obvious symptoms, they are sent out,” a senior Customs and Border Protection official told the Washington Examiner on Monday. The official is not a union member and spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Migrant families and children are “only tested once we turn them over or unless symptomatic,” the official added.
Chris Cabrera, National Border Patrol Council spokesman, said in an email Monday that the “majority of people in Border Patrol custody are not tested.” —>READ MORE HERE
Follow links below to related stories:
House Republicans challenge caught-and-released migrants’ ability to fly on U.S. airlines
50,000 migrants released into US without court date
Just 13 percent of released migrants appear at ICE offices, report says
More than 1,500 coronavirus-positive migrants released in one week into Texas border town
Border Patrol Conducts ‘Mass Release’ of Illegal Immigrants in Downtown Texas City
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