Thousands of people with criminal records caught at the border

 Breitbart:

United States Border Patrol (USBP) agents have arrested more than 13,700 illegal aliens with criminal convictions so far in 2024, the Republican National Committee (RNC) said on Friday.

In addition, officials arrested hundreds of gang members, the RNC noted, citing a social media post from USBP Chief Jason Owens.

Owens wrote:

This FY [Fiscal Year], USBP has apprehended over 13.7K illegal migrants w/ criminal convictions. Over 360 of these have had gang affiliations. Individuals like these can pose a significant threat to public safety. We must be able to apprehend & identify them, so we can prosecute & remove them.

His post featured pictures of suspects whose bodies are covered in tattoos....

...

I suspect that some of the countries these people are from are releasing criminals from prison if they will go to the US.  We have already had some of them commit crimes in the US.  This is clearly one of the fallouts from Biden's open borders policy.

See also:

Can America defend itself against border terrorists?

And:

 Joe Biden’s Parole Pipeline Imports One Migrant for Every Three U.S. Births

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