Biden's border policy funding the cartels billions of dollars

 Wes Walker:

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Days earlier, Senators debated the particulars of a Secure the Border Act. Chip Roy gave testimony about agents claiming the situation was near ‘Broken Arrow’ status.

Broken arrow is the military term for being completely overrun. Orders were given NOT to pursue anyone who gets past them.
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He explains how the cartels are making 30-35 Billion dollars a year — which is split pretty evenly between the drug trade and human smuggling. Biden’s open-border policies are creating a militarily sophisticated criminal cartel that now has defacto operational control of our border.

He’s talking about children separated from their families — and what policy changes can put an end to it.

He’s talking about kids sold into slavery, whether as child labor or sex slavery. He’s talking about kids pushed into creating pornography.

Not only is this kind of state-sponsored Child Slavery NOT compassionate to the children, but the abuse of asylum claims (incentivized by a whole heap of freebies) also hurts lawful immigrants who tried to enter the right way. It hurts them by clogging up the court system with frivolous cases and delaying their hearings.
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I do not think Biden cares that he is enriching a brutal cartel in Mexico.  That appears to be the sad fact of the border crisis.  He doesn't care that he is also harming border states and sanctuary cities in the US.

See, also:

Ron DeSantis: Migration Rules Must Help Americans

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