The terrorist danger from Biden's open borders

 Just the News:

Terrorist watch list stops have soared at U.S. borders in fiscal year 2023.

According to data released by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on Saturday there have been a total of 736 terrorist suspects stopped at the border in that period.

The data shows that 564 of those encounters occurred at land border ports of entry while 172 encounters occurred between ports of entry.

By comparison, fiscal year 2020 saw a total of 199 terrorist suspects stopped at the border, and in FY 2021 the total was 173. In FY 2022 the total was 478.

Data also shows that Border Patrol agents have arrested roughly two million people who attempted to enter the U.S. unlawfully through either Canada or Mexico in fiscal year 2023.

A total of 3.2 million non-U.S. citizens attempted to enter the country illegally or be paroled into the country at different ports of entry.

However, only 1.1 million came through ports of entry, while 2.06 million entered illegally around those ports of entry. That figure does not include the "gotaways."
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This is more evidence that the Trump border policies were superior to that of Biden and the Democrats.  It is also a demonstration of how dangerous their open borders policies are for US citizens. 

See, also:

Mark R. Levin
@marklevinshow
Unbelievable. This is the top reason to impeach Biden. His defiance of immigration law and exposing the nation to terrorism is precisely why we gave an impeachment clause. This is a high crime.

And:

 Exasperated Republican governor moves to beef up border security: 'we're the only ones doing anything'

And:

 Democrats denounce Gov. Greg Abbott's razor wire along New Mexico-Texas border: 'Stunt' that will result in damage

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