Biden drone fallout

Newsmax:

 Sen. Thune to Newsmax: Biden Needs a 'Better Answer' on Drones

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 "I think the American people are understandably frustrated and understandably distrustful of the information that they're getting from the administration. But, you know, this is an issue that is very much on the minds of Americans, particularly in areas around the country where we're seeing a lot of the drone traffic. And I think the administration has to come up with a better answer," Thune said during an appearance on "The Record With Greta Van Susteren."

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See also:

 Fmr NYC Mayor de Blasio to Newsmax: Action Needed on Drones

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 He added that he's "worried to death" that a U.S. adversary is trying to figure out "if we have a soft spot," so the government must "make it very clear you're not going to get away with that," he said.

De Blasio also discussed the ongoing immigrant situation in New York City, after having introduced many of the sanctuary city laws that are in place.

But even with those laws, the former mayor said that anyone who commits a serious or violent crime should be deported.

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Taking them down could be an answer especially if they pose a threat or are used for gathering intelligence on US assets. 

And:

US drone mystery deepens with 5,000+ UAV sightings, including military bases

There were six instances of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) observed entering Camp Pendleton’s airspace.

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