On Tuesday, the non-partisan research group revealed how the administration was welcoming new migrant by way of a mobile app known as "CBP One." "The data shows, in part, that nearly 250,000 foreign nationals through August 2023 have been paroled into the United States at the land border ports after scheduling crossing appointments with the CPB One mobile phone app," CIS reported.
"Overall, 95.8 percent of all inadmissible aliens who scheduled appointments through the app during this time were ultimately issued a 'Notice to Appear' and released into the United States on parole," a press release read. With more than 278,000 appointments scheduled, nearly 267,000 individuals were set free in the United States.
"Secretary [Alejandro] Mayorkas has utterly abused the CBP One app in his quest for open borders," said House Homeland Security Chairman Mark Green.
In January, the White House announced illegal migrants could enter the country from central and northern Mexico so long as they make an appointment with CBP on the mobile app.
The new initiative was designed to "Significantly reduce wait times and crowds at U.S. ports of entry and allow for safe, orderly, and humane processing." The "Lawful pathways" strategy has been exploited to usher in thousands of new migrants otherwise inadmissible.
According to the Washington Examiner on Tuesday, the app was exploited by Central American cartels using virtual private networks to smuggle people across the border.
"Immigrants outside Mexico have new hope to make the journey north after a two-month downturn in illegal immigration apprehensions at the U.S.-Mexico border in May and June as the Biden administration threatened more severe consequences for immigrants who enter the country illegally rather than through its app or other legal pathways," reported the Examiner.
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