Border Patrol Union Official: Border 'Most Porous That It’s Ever Been,' Fed Numbers Inaccurate

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19 June 2014
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National Border Patrol Council Vice President Chris Cabrera said the U.S. border is the “most porous that it’s ever been,” and detailed the lack of transparency and intimidation of whistle-blowers by the Border Patrol in an interview on Laura Ingraham's radio show on Wednesday.

Cabrera added that “we’re having a lot of people get through on our flanks that we control because of lack of manpower,” and the apprehension success rate is much lower than reported “the number out there before has been that the border is secure that we’re at 80 percent or 90 percent success rate in apprehensions when it actuality we’re lucky to get into the 30s.”

He also stated that “the Border Patrol, historically, has been good at hiding the true number of people that get away.”...

 

CAIRCO Research

This research article by Fred Elbel uses apprehension rates to estimate How many illegal aliens reside in the United States? It's several times the stale government estimate of 11 million illegal aliens.

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