Border Patrol Agents Speak Out

DMLborder2 — Keep in mind – these are not all children who are alone. Most of what I am seeing are families. And BP tells me, the families are not being tested for any health issues. They are simply being asked, “Do you have any disease? How do you feel?” If they claim to be healthy they are released. Nobody under 14 is being finger printed. After they spend a few days in the processing center each of them is taken to the bus depot where they head off to somewhere in America. The lady at Greyhound says most are leaving for NY. Read more at https://www.dmldaily.com/no-more-immigration-enforcement/#EIbYcFl58RIsICfY.99

Dennis Michael Lynch has covered the crisis at our southern border for a long time now. This is from his most recent report (emphasis mine):

I am constantly receiving messages from Border Patrol Agents who want to share information.   During my trip last week, I met with three agents from various sectors. Each told me similar stories which send shivers down my spine. One BP Agent was brave enough to do an on-camera interview with me.

The interview took place just 1/4 mile away from the most active crossing in Brownsville, TX.

DML: If 100 illegal aliens cross over in an hour, how many will you guys catch?

BP: It varies, but right now so many of our agents are busy processing people that I’d say it’s more than 50% getting through.

DML: Do the American people have any idea as to what is coming across?

BP: No. People see the standard video clips on TV.   And I reached out to you because you’re the only guy who is really getting the truth out there, but even so, you’re only touching part of it. This is not about what you see, it’s about what you don’t see. The amount of criminals, murderers and terrorists entering the U.S. right now is overwhelming. We can’t stop it. We’re like the cream inside an Oreo. We’re stuck in the middle. Scouts watch us from the Mexican side. Scouts watch us from the American side. Americans are working for the Cartels.

DML: Americans?

BP: Yes, and lots of them. And because we are so preoccupied, the opportunities for the very worst people to sneak across is there 24/7. Everyone in our agency knows it. National security is completely compromised.

DML: On a scale of 1-10, the security risk at the border right now is…?

BP: At this very moment it’s a 7, maybe higher.

DML: How long has this been going on?

BP: It started to get really bad in January. But it’s gotten really, really bad over the last month and seems to be worsening by the day. The traffic is unreal.

DML: Who gave the directive to release these people into the U.S. instead of deporting them?

BP: It’s definitely coming from high up. One day during roll call our captain came in and said we have new procedures regarding families. And that’s when we started releasing them all into the U.S. Agents like myself were up in arms, but there is nothing we can do. Nobody, and I mean nobody, working at the Border Patrol is happy about what is happening. We want to deport these people. We want to do our jobs.