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Honourable Members, The most important intervention to tackle the problem of illegal immigration is to secure our borders. The newly-established Border Management Authority hasdeployed 600 border guards at the vulnerable segments of our land border to prevent illegal migrants that are undocumented and inadmissible from entering the country. The...

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[WATCH] Chairperson, our message on illegal immigration must be heard clearly. Illegal immigration is unacceptable. The democratic State has a duty to secure our borders, to enforce immigration legislation, and to protect communities. Through the Border Management Authority, the JCPS Cluster, more than 110,000 deportations have been processed this year, and over 40,000 arrests of undocumented persons have been made. This work must be supported with the necessary resources. This includes enforcing the law in workplaces where employers displace South Africans in order to employ undocumented foreign nationals so they can bypass our labour laws, including compliance with the minimum wage, amongst others.
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[WATCH] Chairperson, our message on illegal immigration must be heard clearly. Illegal immigration is unacceptable. The democratic State has a duty to secure our borders, to enforce immigration legislation, and to protect communities. Through the Border Management Authority, the JCPS Cluster, more than 110,000 deportations have been processed this year, and over 40,000 arrests of undocumented persons have been made. This work must be supported with the necessary resources. This includes enforcing the law in workplaces where employers displace South Africans in order to employ undocumented foreign nationals so they can bypass our labour laws, including compliance with the minimum wage, amongst others.

ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

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Bill Clinton speech in 1995 “All Americans, not only in the States most heavily affected, but in every place in this country, are rightly disturbed by the large numbers of illegal aliens entering our country.” “The jobs they hold might otherwise be held by citizens or legal immigrants. The public service, they use imposed burdens on our taxpayers.” “That's why our administration has moved aggressively to secure our borders more by hiring a record number of new border guards by deporting twice as many criminal aliens as ever before by cracking down on illegal hiring by barring welfare benefits to illegal aliens.” “We will try to do more to speed the deportation of illegal aliens who are arrested for crimes to better identify illegal aliens in the work force” “It is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recent years, and we must do more to stop it”
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Bill Clinton speech in 1995 “All Americans, not only in the States most heavily affected, but in every place in this country, are rightly disturbed by the large numbers of illegal aliens entering our country.” “The jobs they hold might otherwise be held by citizens or legal immigrants. The public service, they use imposed burdens on our taxpayers.” “That's why our administration has moved aggressively to secure our borders more by hiring a record number of new border guards by deporting twice as many criminal aliens as ever before by cracking down on illegal hiring by barring welfare benefits to illegal aliens.” “We will try to do more to speed the deportation of illegal aliens who are arrested for crimes to better identify illegal aliens in the work force” “It is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recent years, and we must do more to stop it”

Wall Street Apes

105,204 views • 1 year ago

The Big Beautiful Bill will ensure more funding to finish the construction of the border wall with cutting edge technology that will secure our homeland for generations to come. We have the most secure border in American history, but we can’t let up now: this bill will fund our Border Patrol and ICE agents to carry out the arrest and removal of criminal illegal aliens.
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The Big Beautiful Bill will ensure more funding to finish the construction of the border wall with cutting edge technology that will secure our homeland for generations to come. We have the most secure border in American history, but we can’t let up now: this bill will fund our Border Patrol and ICE agents to carry out the arrest and removal of criminal illegal aliens.

Homeland Security

212,244 views • 1 year ago

By every metric, Kamala Harris has failed to secure our borders, instead advancing Far Left Democrats’ failed open border policies and the needs of illegal immigrants over the safety of Americans. My resolution condemns Kamala Harris’ role as Joe Biden‘s open border czar and affirms that the American people deserve elected officials who understand the gravity of the crisis at the border and will work to secure the border.
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By every metric, Kamala Harris has failed to secure our borders, instead advancing Far Left Democrats’ failed open border policies and the needs of illegal immigrants over the safety of Americans. My resolution condemns Kamala Harris’ role as Joe Biden‘s open border czar and affirms that the American people deserve elected officials who understand the gravity of the crisis at the border and will work to secure the border.

Rep. Elise Stefanik

54,387 views • 2 years ago

Border wall construction continues in Zapata County. The historic Texas border wall is an essential component of our mission to secure the border and protect the nation. Texas will use every tool and strategy to stop illegal immigration.
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Border wall construction continues in Zapata County. The historic Texas border wall is an essential component of our mission to secure the border and protect the nation. Texas will use every tool and strategy to stop illegal immigration.

Greg Abbott

39,250 views • 1 year ago

Game Changers! The Border Patrol’s first ever water buoy system hits the water! This is the initial phase of a 500+ mile deployment plan. We are using every tool in our arsenal to stop illegal crossings, disrupt criminals, and secure the border.
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Game Changers! The Border Patrol’s first ever water buoy system hits the water! This is the initial phase of a 500+ mile deployment plan. We are using every tool in our arsenal to stop illegal crossings, disrupt criminals, and secure the border.

Chief Michael W. Banks

119,314 views • 7 months ago

#sapsHQ The National Commissioner of the SAPS, General Fannie Masemola has stated that #IlegalMining in Bapong will not be allowed to continue, as the lives and livelihoods of our communities are at risk. General Masemola received a full briefing from the NATJOINTS on possible intervention measures that can be immediately implemented. The National Commissioner stated that immediate intervention measures will be implemented such as: ▶ we are enhancing and heightening our crime combating operations to deal decisively with these illegal mining activities… ▶we are deploying more police officers on the ground such as crime intelligence officers, members of the hawks, detectives and tactical units to prevent and combat these illegal mining activities. ▶ We have also established an integrated and multidisciplinary intervention team within the PROVJOINTS AND NATJOINTS to ensure implementation and enforcement of our country’s laws. What is currently happening here, is illegal and detrimental to the environment, including water sources and most importantly, poses a health and imminent safety risk for our communities. This is theft of minerals which belongs to all South Africans and which legally done can contribute to economic growth, community development and decent jobs in the area. It’s important to highlight that only the DMPR can legally issue a permit or license for any mining activity. So anyone who is not in possession of a permit from the DMRE to mine, is committing a crime. ▶This intervention team will include officials from various departments led by SAPS inclusive of the Department of minerals and petroleum resources, department of water and sanitation, the department of forestry fisheries and the environment, the department of home affairs, the department of justice and constitutional development and others. This team has already hit the ground running and will continue to work to stabilise and normalise this area through all possible means to stop these illegal activities. ▶Daily operations will be monitored on a weekly basis while we intensify and sharpen our long term plans to ensure a lasting solution to these illegal acts. ▶Daily operations will include compliance inspections and disruptive operations together with DMPRE at identified sites for illegal mining activities… ▶ We are continuing with our disruptive operations and where necessary we will continue to effect the necessary arrests and conduct search and seizure operations of tools and resources that are being used to conduct these illegal mining activities. ▶we remain committed to working closely with our communities and key stakeholders to put a stop to these illegal and dangerous activities… ▶I will be receiving a weekly report on progress made in dealing decisively with this challenge… ▶ and we will find anyone who is behind these illegal operations and they will answer to crimes committed ▶we urge our communities to cooperate fully with our law enforcement officers and to refuse to be used by these criminal elements.
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#sapsHQ The National Commissioner of the SAPS, General Fannie Masemola has stated that #IlegalMining in Bapong will not be allowed to continue, as the lives and livelihoods of our communities are at risk. General Masemola received a full briefing from the NATJOINTS on possible intervention measures that can be immediately implemented. The National Commissioner stated that immediate intervention measures will be implemented such as: ▶ we are enhancing and heightening our crime combating operations to deal decisively with these illegal mining activities… ▶we are deploying more police officers on the ground such as crime intelligence officers, members of the hawks, detectives and tactical units to prevent and combat these illegal mining activities. ▶ We have also established an integrated and multidisciplinary intervention team within the PROVJOINTS AND NATJOINTS to ensure implementation and enforcement of our country’s laws. What is currently happening here, is illegal and detrimental to the environment, including water sources and most importantly, poses a health and imminent safety risk for our communities. This is theft of minerals which belongs to all South Africans and which legally done can contribute to economic growth, community development and decent jobs in the area. It’s important to highlight that only the DMPR can legally issue a permit or license for any mining activity. So anyone who is not in possession of a permit from the DMRE to mine, is committing a crime. ▶This intervention team will include officials from various departments led by SAPS inclusive of the Department of minerals and petroleum resources, department of water and sanitation, the department of forestry fisheries and the environment, the department of home affairs, the department of justice and constitutional development and others. This team has already hit the ground running and will continue to work to stabilise and normalise this area through all possible means to stop these illegal activities. ▶Daily operations will be monitored on a weekly basis while we intensify and sharpen our long term plans to ensure a lasting solution to these illegal acts. ▶Daily operations will include compliance inspections and disruptive operations together with DMPRE at identified sites for illegal mining activities… ▶ We are continuing with our disruptive operations and where necessary we will continue to effect the necessary arrests and conduct search and seizure operations of tools and resources that are being used to conduct these illegal mining activities. ▶we remain committed to working closely with our communities and key stakeholders to put a stop to these illegal and dangerous activities… ▶I will be receiving a weekly report on progress made in dealing decisively with this challenge… ▶ and we will find anyone who is behind these illegal operations and they will answer to crimes committed ▶we urge our communities to cooperate fully with our law enforcement officers and to refuse to be used by these criminal elements.

SA Police Service 🇿🇦

190,917 views • 8 months ago

[WATCH] We can’t have people in our country who are undocumented. The issue of illegal immigration is an issue for many countries around the world it’s not unique to South Africa. The crisis in neighbouring countries has affected our borders hence we experience an influx of undocumented immigrants. To this end, we have heard the legitimate cries of our people against the various social and economic challenges associated with illegal immigration. However, we have always emphasised that vigilantism is a dangerous terrain, which creates anarchy and undermines the rule of law. Enforcement of the law is the responsibility of the democratic State. It cannot be outsourced to private groupings who want to take the law into their own hands, often driven by the desire of some individuals to hijack the genuine concerns of our people for political expediency. The anxieties of South Africans are real and legitimate
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[WATCH] We can’t have people in our country who are undocumented. The issue of illegal immigration is an issue for many countries around the world it’s not unique to South Africa. The crisis in neighbouring countries has affected our borders hence we experience an influx of undocumented immigrants. To this end, we have heard the legitimate cries of our people against the various social and economic challenges associated with illegal immigration. However, we have always emphasised that vigilantism is a dangerous terrain, which creates anarchy and undermines the rule of law. Enforcement of the law is the responsibility of the democratic State. It cannot be outsourced to private groupings who want to take the law into their own hands, often driven by the desire of some individuals to hijack the genuine concerns of our people for political expediency. The anxieties of South Africans are real and legitimate

ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

144,015 views • 2 months ago

[WATCH] MIGRATION, COMMUNITY TENSIONS AND THE THREATS AROUND 30 JUNE Nowhere is the first promise of the Freedom Charter — that South Africa belongs to all who live in it more sorely tested today than on the question of migration. We speak with compassion and with firmness, and above all in defence of the rule of law and the unity of our nation. Let us first place the facts before the public, because they are too often drowned out by noise and by those who profit from fear. Government is acting, and it is acting at scale. The Department of Home Affairs reports more than 110,000 deportations in the year to date, and the cancellation of some 2,000 fraudulently obtained study visas. Our police service and the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration report more than 40,000 arrests of undocumented persons this year, over 7,400 of them in the past month alone, and 143 persons arrested for inciting violence against foreign nationals. This is a State enforcing its laws, firmly and without apology. The repatriation of those with no lawful right to remain is being conducted in an orderly and humane manner. In KwaZulu-Natal, by the evening of the 20th of June, 4,907 Malawian nationals had been safely returned home from a single gathering point with women and children moved first. Hundreds more have been returned through the Mwanza border, and 980 of our neighbours were repatriated with dignity in a single convoy on the 11th of June. South Africa does not operate refugee camps, and we have no intention of creating them but nor will we abandon the principle that even those we return home are returned in safety and with their dignity intact. Our borders, too, are being made secure. The Border Management Authority is driving a R12.5 billion overhaul of six of our major ports of entry, deploying drones, modern surveillance and 5,500 additional officers along the borderline. The result is a hardening of our frontier and a sharp reduction in unlawful crossings: thousands attempting to cross illegally have been intercepted and turned back, smuggling syndicates have been disrupted, and the authority of the State has been restored mile by mile along our boundaries. We commend the BMA, the JCPS led by Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi for this work. The enforcement of immigration law is the work of the democratic State, and of the State alone. Having placed the facts before you, let us now speak plainly and politically because what is unfolding on some of our streets is not, at its heart, about immigration at all. We have seen this architecture before. In July 2021 our country was dragged to the very edge of the abyss by a co-ordinated assault dressed up as a grievance an organised attempt to render the country ungovernable and to challenge the authority of the democratic State itself. What we are witnessing now carries the same fingerprints. Unlawful immigration is being manipulated by new political formations a convenient cover by political formations whose real purpose is to manufacture chaos, to collapse the institutions of the State, and to engineer fear and unfair conditions on the very eve of our local government elections. There are formations in our politics that have embraced an open ethno-nationalism, and that have sought hijack the proud heritage of the amabutho and the sacred symbols of our people’s history, bending them to a reckless and destructive agenda. Let us be unequivocal: the amabutho are heritage institutions that we hold in the deepest admiration and respect they are the pride of our nation’s history, and they must never be abused or hijacked as a cover for nefarious and criminal acts. The regiments of our forebears were raised to defend the nation and its people not to terrorise the vulnerable, to loot the trader, or to burn the home of the poor. #ANCmediabriefing #ANCnwcOutcomes #RegisterToVoteANC
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[WATCH] MIGRATION, COMMUNITY TENSIONS AND THE THREATS AROUND 30 JUNE Nowhere is the first promise of the Freedom Charter — that South Africa belongs to all who live in it more sorely tested today than on the question of migration. We speak with compassion and with firmness, and above all in defence of the rule of law and the unity of our nation. Let us first place the facts before the public, because they are too often drowned out by noise and by those who profit from fear. Government is acting, and it is acting at scale. The Department of Home Affairs reports more than 110,000 deportations in the year to date, and the cancellation of some 2,000 fraudulently obtained study visas. Our police service and the Inter-Ministerial Committee on Migration report more than 40,000 arrests of undocumented persons this year, over 7,400 of them in the past month alone, and 143 persons arrested for inciting violence against foreign nationals. This is a State enforcing its laws, firmly and without apology. The repatriation of those with no lawful right to remain is being conducted in an orderly and humane manner. In KwaZulu-Natal, by the evening of the 20th of June, 4,907 Malawian nationals had been safely returned home from a single gathering point with women and children moved first. Hundreds more have been returned through the Mwanza border, and 980 of our neighbours were repatriated with dignity in a single convoy on the 11th of June. South Africa does not operate refugee camps, and we have no intention of creating them but nor will we abandon the principle that even those we return home are returned in safety and with their dignity intact. Our borders, too, are being made secure. The Border Management Authority is driving a R12.5 billion overhaul of six of our major ports of entry, deploying drones, modern surveillance and 5,500 additional officers along the borderline. The result is a hardening of our frontier and a sharp reduction in unlawful crossings: thousands attempting to cross illegally have been intercepted and turned back, smuggling syndicates have been disrupted, and the authority of the State has been restored mile by mile along our boundaries. We commend the BMA, the JCPS led by Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi for this work. The enforcement of immigration law is the work of the democratic State, and of the State alone. Having placed the facts before you, let us now speak plainly and politically because what is unfolding on some of our streets is not, at its heart, about immigration at all. We have seen this architecture before. In July 2021 our country was dragged to the very edge of the abyss by a co-ordinated assault dressed up as a grievance an organised attempt to render the country ungovernable and to challenge the authority of the democratic State itself. What we are witnessing now carries the same fingerprints. Unlawful immigration is being manipulated by new political formations a convenient cover by political formations whose real purpose is to manufacture chaos, to collapse the institutions of the State, and to engineer fear and unfair conditions on the very eve of our local government elections. There are formations in our politics that have embraced an open ethno-nationalism, and that have sought hijack the proud heritage of the amabutho and the sacred symbols of our people’s history, bending them to a reckless and destructive agenda. Let us be unequivocal: the amabutho are heritage institutions that we hold in the deepest admiration and respect they are the pride of our nation’s history, and they must never be abused or hijacked as a cover for nefarious and criminal acts. The regiments of our forebears were raised to defend the nation and its people not to terrorise the vulnerable, to loot the trader, or to burn the home of the poor. #ANCmediabriefing #ANCnwcOutcomes #RegisterToVoteANC

ANC SECRETARY GENERAL | Fikile Mbalula

13,857 views • 2 months ago

It was my privilege to demonstrate the digital future of our immigration system to President Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 yesterday. During SONA in February, the President announced that Home Affairs would build an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to digitalise visa and entry/exit processes at ports of entry. I am delighted to announce that, by the end of September, the ETA will go live for tourist visa applications shorter than 90 days and will be rolled out by the BMA at major international airports. Over time, we will expand the ETA so that every type of visa application is processed only through this AI-based system to eliminate fraud and inefficiency - forever. Through our vision for digital transformation, Home Affairs is building a tech-driven service delivery revolution that enhances national security and efficiency to grow our economy. We will not stop until we have delivered world-class systems that ensure dignity for all! 🇿🇦
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It was my privilege to demonstrate the digital future of our immigration system to President Cyril Ramaphosa 🇿🇦 yesterday. During SONA in February, the President announced that Home Affairs would build an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) to digitalise visa and entry/exit processes at ports of entry. I am delighted to announce that, by the end of September, the ETA will go live for tourist visa applications shorter than 90 days and will be rolled out by the BMA at major international airports. Over time, we will expand the ETA so that every type of visa application is processed only through this AI-based system to eliminate fraud and inefficiency - forever. Through our vision for digital transformation, Home Affairs is building a tech-driven service delivery revolution that enhances national security and efficiency to grow our economy. We will not stop until we have delivered world-class systems that ensure dignity for all! 🇿🇦

Leon Schreiber

79,540 views • 1 year ago

Did you see the news that Biden tried to bury last night? 232,972 illegal border crossings last month—the highest of the year. The Biden Administration is destroying our nation along the border—and Republicans should not miss this opportunity to secure our border.
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Did you see the news that Biden tried to bury last night? 232,972 illegal border crossings last month—the highest of the year. The Biden Administration is destroying our nation along the border—and Republicans should not miss this opportunity to secure our border.

Kevin McCarthy

1,531,222 views • 2 years ago

We did it! The Secure America Act is now the law of the land. As Chairman of Senate Budget GOP, I led the charge to fully fund U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and CBP through President Trump’s term. The American people gave us a mandate to secure the border and end Joe Biden’s illegal immigration invasion. I’m pleased to have delivered a product that fulfills our promises on these issues. With this historic level of funding, we won’t go back to the failed policies of the Biden Administration. Instead, we’re moving forward to a brighter and more secure future.
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We did it! The Secure America Act is now the law of the land. As Chairman of Senate Budget GOP, I led the charge to fully fund U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and CBP through President Trump’s term. The American people gave us a mandate to secure the border and end Joe Biden’s illegal immigration invasion. I’m pleased to have delivered a product that fulfills our promises on these issues. With this historic level of funding, we won’t go back to the failed policies of the Biden Administration. Instead, we’re moving forward to a brighter and more secure future.

Lindsey Graham

35,355 views • 2 months ago

We have a major crisis at the southern border, but Democrats and Republicans alike are ignoring a fast-growing crisis at our *northern border.* Today, I am visiting the vulnerable Swanton Sector of the northern border. The total number of illegal crossings here last January surpassed the preceding January apprehensions for the past 12 years *combined.* Human trafficking, drug smuggling, and illegal border crossings are all up sharply. We are a nation of laws – and when people abuse our laws, they must face penalties for their actions. What’s happening now at both our southern and northern borders is a direct attack on the rule of law in America.
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We have a major crisis at the southern border, but Democrats and Republicans alike are ignoring a fast-growing crisis at our *northern border.* Today, I am visiting the vulnerable Swanton Sector of the northern border. The total number of illegal crossings here last January surpassed the preceding January apprehensions for the past 12 years *combined.* Human trafficking, drug smuggling, and illegal border crossings are all up sharply. We are a nation of laws – and when people abuse our laws, they must face penalties for their actions. What’s happening now at both our southern and northern borders is a direct attack on the rule of law in America.

Vivek Ramaswamy

756,303 views • 2 years ago

[WATCH] BMA Commissioner Dr Mike Masiapato says Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber is set to launch the new border management system as part of intensified efforts to combat illegal migration, passport fraud and corruption at ports of entry. The high-tech system will introduce facial recognition technology and electronic traveller verification aimed at tightening border security and detecting undocumented individuals more effectively. #Newzroom405
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[WATCH] BMA Commissioner Dr Mike Masiapato says Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber is set to launch the new border management system as part of intensified efforts to combat illegal migration, passport fraud and corruption at ports of entry. The high-tech system will introduce facial recognition technology and electronic traveller verification aimed at tightening border security and detecting undocumented individuals more effectively. #Newzroom405

Newzroom Afrika

32,782 views • 3 months ago

The Secure America Act helps keep our communities safe and our border secure. Too many innocent Americans have tragically lost their lives because of the illegal flow of deadly fentanyl through the previously opened border. Jesse was one of those. We are grateful to his mother Debbie for sharing her story and working courageously to ensure he is not forgotten, and others are not made to suffer such profound loss.
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The Secure America Act helps keep our communities safe and our border secure. Too many innocent Americans have tragically lost their lives because of the illegal flow of deadly fentanyl through the previously opened border. Jesse was one of those. We are grateful to his mother Debbie for sharing her story and working courageously to ensure he is not forgotten, and others are not made to suffer such profound loss.

Speaker Mike Johnson

18,743 views • 2 months ago

Senator Barack Obama, December 15, 2005: "Illegal immigrants. We are a generous and welcoming people here in the United States. But those who enter the country illegally and those who employ them disrespect the rule of law, and they are showing disregard for those who are following the law. "We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States undetected, undocumented, unchecked, and circumventing the line of people who are waiting patiently, diligently, and lawfully to become immigrants in this country." "So that's why we need to start by giving agencies charged with border security new technology, new facilities, and more people to stop, process, and deport illegal immigrants. Having said that, securing the borders alone does not solve immigration management."
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Senator Barack Obama, December 15, 2005: "Illegal immigrants. We are a generous and welcoming people here in the United States. But those who enter the country illegally and those who employ them disrespect the rule of law, and they are showing disregard for those who are following the law. "We simply cannot allow people to pour into the United States undetected, undocumented, unchecked, and circumventing the line of people who are waiting patiently, diligently, and lawfully to become immigrants in this country." "So that's why we need to start by giving agencies charged with border security new technology, new facilities, and more people to stop, process, and deport illegal immigrants. Having said that, securing the borders alone does not solve immigration management."

Simon Ateba

44,665 views • 1 year ago

The efforts by President Trump to stop the Biden invasion and secure the border in record time represent one of the greatest achievements by a presidential administration in history. ZERO illegal aliens were released into our country by Border Patrol in the month of May. Contrast that to Joe Biden’s failed leadership where immigration officers were wasting their finite time and resources processing dangerous illegal aliens for release into the United States. President Trump immediately terminated that reckless Biden-era practice that undermined the rule of law, jeopardized public safety and our national security, and diverted critical resources away from stopping deadly drugs and violent criminals from entering our country. As a result, we now have a border that is reaching unprecedented levels of operational success.
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The efforts by President Trump to stop the Biden invasion and secure the border in record time represent one of the greatest achievements by a presidential administration in history. ZERO illegal aliens were released into our country by Border Patrol in the month of May. Contrast that to Joe Biden’s failed leadership where immigration officers were wasting their finite time and resources processing dangerous illegal aliens for release into the United States. President Trump immediately terminated that reckless Biden-era practice that undermined the rule of law, jeopardized public safety and our national security, and diverted critical resources away from stopping deadly drugs and violent criminals from entering our country. As a result, we now have a border that is reaching unprecedented levels of operational success.

Karoline Leavitt

508,627 views • 1 year ago