Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council Hector Garza discusses the dangers the U.S. is facing over weak border laws.
Hector Garza, Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council, joined “Mornings with Maria” Monday to discuss illegal immigrants avoiding apprehension at the southern border, arguing that the particular demographic welcomes a “new criminal element” for the U.S.
HECTOR GARZA: Those people that you’re seeing on these buses coming from Texas and Arizona, that’s just a percentage of the demographics in the population that we’re seeing that are coming across the border. And those are the people that are turning themselves in that qualify for the catch-and-release program, which under the Obama administration, again, we’ve had over two million apprehensions this fiscal year by the U.S. Border Patrol.
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But there’s also a demographic that is not surrendering to U.S. border, the demographic that is running from Border Patrol agents, that’s trying to get away from border patrol agents. And those are the people that are very concerning as well, because those are the ones that have serious criminal records. Those are the drug dealers. Those are the assassins. Those are the murderers. Those are people that have served prison time in their countries and now are coming to the United States. So, yeah, the migrants you’re seeing on those buses, that’s just one demographic. There’s a totally other demographic that’s getting away and also infiltrating the United States. A totally new criminal element.
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National Border Patrol Council Vice President Hector Garza discusses more migrants arriving in NYC, ICE’s job performance under the Biden administration and the onslaught of fentanyl pouring into the country.
