CBP Chief: Joe Biden’s Campaign Promises Have Caused a Migrant Flood

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Breitbart
Article date: 
6 January 2021
Article category: 
National News
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cartels
illegal immigration
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Border arrivals in December 2020 jumped by 80 percent above December 2019, partly because the cartels and coyotes are telling their customers that President-elect Joe Biden will end the border curbs, the chief of the Customs and Border Patrol agency said Tuesday.

“We’re already seeing the negative impacts of the proposed policy changes,” acting Commissioner Mark Morgan said on January 5. The “cartels and human smugglers are spreading the perception that our borders will be open. In this case, they’re correct. They’re right — it’s not just the perception.”...

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