The recording shows conversations between Westchester Police Sgt. Michael Hamborsky and various government contractors who coalesced at a small local airport before daybreak on Aug. 13, 2021, to transfer a shipment of Spanish-speaking migrants from a Boeing 737 to waiting buses.
Officers' frustration becomes apparent as police are kept in the dark about the Biden administration's migrant resettlement scheme during the transfer.
"You're on a secure facility here," Hamborsky told a contractor, according to Devine.
Things get even more worrying when one apparent contractor agrees to hand over his state identification, but refuses to show the officer any form of work ID. Another contractor later tells the officer he wasn't "Technically" supposed to show any identification at all.
The contractor explains the small, regional airport is being used in a bid to avoid media cameras and the attention of watchful citizens catching on to what was happening, Devine wrote.
"We're subcontractors of a government contractor," one driver tells Hamborsky, according to Devine, explaining how they are just as in the dark as he is, with most of them being awakened informed of the job just hours before.
While trying to ascertain the buses' destination, Hamborsky learns something else sinister from a contractor.
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