Chicoms at the border and on US bases

 Nick Arama:

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There have been a lot of questions about Chinese men of military age coming across the border in ever-increasing numbers. 

Now, there's a report that a Chinese illegal alien was arrested by the Border Patrol after he breached a military base in the El Centro sector of California. He was there without authorization and refused to leave. His purpose & intent behind his actions are still being investigated.

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If he refused to leave, I think we can assume that there was something wrong here.  How did he even get on the base to begin with? Someone's going to have to answer up for that as well. And once they found him there, they just ordered him to leave, and only arrested him after he wouldn't? Were they just going to let him go without wondering or investigating what he was doing there? 

We don't know what this man's specific aim was. 

But we know that there's a problem of Chinese nationals being found at military bases. The House Oversight Committee raised the alarm in October 2023 about Chinese nationals accessing military bases.

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We can probably assume that the Chinese nationals caught on or near a base were not there to volunteer for service in the US military. 

See also:

Chinese Illegal Alien Arrested at US Military Base, but That May Just Be the Tip of the Iceberg


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