Border Patrol Union VP: No One Is Helping Us, We're the Motel 6 of the Open Border
Sara welcomes National Border Patrol Council Vice President Chris Cabrera to discuss the illegal border crossing surging even higher in anticipation of Title 42 going away. Cabrera also explains how little support Customs and Border Protection is...
December 26, 202241m 23s
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Show Notes
Sara welcomes National Border Patrol Council Vice President Chris Cabrera to discuss the illegal border crossing surging even higher in anticipation of Title 42 going away. Cabrera also explains how little support Customs and Border Protection is getting from other agencies with responsibilities on the immigration front. And Cabrera stresses that the endless stream of migrants does not stay at the border. The vast majority spread throughout the country to communities coast to coast.
Sara also explains how adversaries like Cuba are making our problems worse by exploiting our open border. Plus, she blasts the left-wing media who now argue that the open border is not a result of Biden's policies but rather Republicans talking about the open border. And she examines the impact and effectiveness of drones near the border.
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Sara also explains how adversaries like Cuba are making our problems worse by exploiting our open border. Plus, she blasts the left-wing media who now argue that the open border is not a result of Biden's policies but rather Republicans talking about the open border. And she examines the impact and effectiveness of drones near the border.
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