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The last Administration allowed 70,000 Special Interest Aliens (people with potential ties to terrorism) to walk free in our country. Thank you to FBI Director Kash Patel for your work to make our country safer and more secure.
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@FBIDirectorKash And yet you co-authored a bill to give illegals amnesty.

@FBIDirectorKash Just think about what it would be like if your traitorous and disastrous border bill had passed. Thank God it failed.

@FBIDirectorKash Well at least the Biden administration agreed with you about sending Ukraine every possible taxpayer dollar.

I watched this as I hope the people of the 77 RED counties in Oklahoma, but we still remember your collaboration with Schumer on the border bill. Many of us are waiting for an explanation on that, but until then we would kindly appreciate it if you didn't pretend to be so concerned about the border.

@FBIDirectorKash You seriously should put yourself on an immigration time out for like 5 years….you were sooooo wrong your opinion on all matters in regards to immigration cannot be trusted, take all cues from Sen Paul or Johnson.

@FBIDirectorKash You should have gotten the bipartisan immigration reform bill passed.

@FBIDirectorKash

@FBIDirectorKash And you wouldn’t agree to funding to build the wall. Take a seat Senator, and enjoy your LAST term, because we will NOT be sending you back to D.C.

Border security failures exposed: 70,000 high-risk individuals disappeared under failed policies. H.R. 275 mandates monthly SIA tracking—nationalities, entry points, encounter data. No more bureaucratic blackouts. Facts don't lie: Cartel-outsourced border control cost lives. Real security means verified data, not political spin. Transparency isn't optional when national safety's at stake. Every threat tracked, every number public.

@FBIDirectorKash Didn't you work to legitimize them for the Democrats on you amnesty bill? Oklahoma isn't forgetting that...

