How the catch and release program works

 Karen Townsend:

What is going on in Abilene? Illegal migrant describes catch and release process

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 As we know from recent reporting, only about 13% of the migrants with court dates or instructions to show up at an ICE office actually do that. The process is failing epically in no small part because of the sheer volume of illegal migrants crossing the border. The Border Patrol agents move them to detention facilities along the border, then ICE takes them away from the border to communities in Texas and then from there they go to other states. It is as Governor Abbott has said, the Biden border crisis is in Texas but it will not remain a problem exclusively for Texas. It’s coming to your state, too.

So, Abilene Regional Airport is being used as a hub to transport illegal migrants around the country. The activity is being described as mysterious by local officials. Abilene Director of Transportation Don Green told reporters that the airport is only given 24 to 48 hours’ notice before flights arrive. The planes are private charters from ICE.

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There is much more.

This is how the Biden team is managing and facilitating the border invasion. 

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