Biden-Harris Cell Phone App Releases Migrants into U.S… with No Asylum Questions Asked

Article subtitle: 
But Kamala Says 'Our Border Is Secure’'
Article publisher: 
Breitbart
Article date: 
14 September 2024
Article category: 
National News
Tags: 
immigration
asylum
Democrat
great replacement
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The Biden-Harris administration released a Venezuelan migrant and his family onto the streets of Eagle Pass after they entered the U.S. via the CBP One cell phone app. The migrants said they were asked no questions regarding asylum or credible fear before being released into the U.S...

The program allows migrants to enter the United States without having to complete a formal credible fear hearing before an asylum officer... the topic of asylum was not even brought up...

The CBP One smartphone application is separate from the recently reinstituted Cuban, Haitian, Nicaraguan, and Venezuelan program, which allows up to 1,000 migrants to fly into the United States daily. Between the two Biden-Harris programs, more than 800,000 migrants are released into the United States yearly to allegedly pursue asylum claims or under parole status.

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