A new alarm is being raised about the possibility of terrorists entering the United States across its porous southern border, where Joe Biden created a crisis on entering office by killing multiple security programs instituted by President Donald Trump.
"Last April, for example, two Yemeni nationals on the terrorist watch list were apprehended at the southern border. Law enforcement officials appear concerned that bad actors could abuse the legal travel system to enter the country with passports obtained from Mexico, and enter the United States legally. Roughly 20 million Mexican citizens easily travel to the United States as tourists each year, according to the U.S. Travel Association," the report explained.
"A senior official at DHS who spoke on the condition of anonymity said the agency will likely investigate whether any of the individuals have traveled to the United States and whether there are any other patterns in their travel," the report said.
The crisis on the border is that millions of illegal aliens have breached the boundary since Biden took down Trump's security programs, such as the Remain-in-Mexico policy, and Trump's border wall construction effort.
Is the crisis at the southern border worse than just illegals pouring into America?
100%. 0%. "With hundreds of thousands of migrants attempting to enter the country each month, Border Patrol and other law enforcement agencies often lack resources to properly vet who is entering the country. DHS secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said last year that the United States risks losing its 'first line of defense' because of the 'unsustainable' amount of illegal immigration at the border," the Free Beacon reported.
The investigation into those thousands of flagged passports, one official told the publication, "Highlights that criminals often use legal travel to facilitate criminal activity. The nexus to Mexico should cause the public and lawmakers to reflect on how a porous border can be even more dangerous."
https://www.wnd.com/2022/09/new-alarm-crisis-illegal-aliens-southern-border/
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