Biden's Border Advisors: Failures Shaping National Security Protocols
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**Top Official's Role in Border Failures Raises Eyebrows**
In a shocking turn of events, former Biden administration officials with a track record of failure at the southern border are now allegedly advising the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on high-risk traveler screening.
Jason Houser and Troy Miller, former leaders within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), have been enlisted to suggest improvements to the Trump-era National Targeting Center.
This move has many wondering how individuals responsible for some of the worst border policies in recent history have been given a seat at the table in shaping national security protocols.
Houser, the former Chief of Staff for ICE, openly criticized the Trump administration's immigration policies, labeling them as “racist” while the nation grappled with surging illegal crossings.
During his tenure, nearly 100 individuals on terrorist watchlists slipped through the cracks under his leadership at the DHS.
Meanwhile, Miller, who served as the acting CBP Commissioner, was heavily involved in initiatives that facilitated the admission of thousands of migrants without adequately vetting their claims. He stood alongside former DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, promoting policies that many argue opened the floodgates at the southern border.
The idea that these individuals could now contribute to enhancing traveler screening in a post-Trump era raises serious concerns among those who endured the chaos of border policies that favored an open-border approach.
Critics within CBP are voicing their disbelief at how these officials are now positioned to "improve" security measures when their previous actions have been at the center of record-high border failures.
One insider disclosed that the presence of both Houser and Miller in the current project feels like a betrayal to the dedicated CBP employees who have faced the fallout of Biden-era policies.
While conservatives in the country are calling for strict enforcement and border security, the appointments of these officials, trusted by the current CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott, seem to contradict the demands of millions seeking stronger immigration laws.
The ramifications of their inclusion in this national security initiative could signify a troubling trend in how past failures are being overlooked in favor of supposed expertise.
As Republicans rally for accountability, the selection of individuals who previously hindered border security could serve as a reminder of the ongoing struggle to secure America’s borders.
Moving forward, it remains to be seen whether the new administration will prioritize authentic security measures over the appointments of those who have been at the heart of border mismanagement in the past.
Sources:
infowars.com
nypost.com
breitbart.com
In a shocking turn of events, former Biden administration officials with a track record of failure at the southern border are now allegedly advising the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) on high-risk traveler screening.
Jason Houser and Troy Miller, former leaders within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), have been enlisted to suggest improvements to the Trump-era National Targeting Center.
This move has many wondering how individuals responsible for some of the worst border policies in recent history have been given a seat at the table in shaping national security protocols.
Houser, the former Chief of Staff for ICE, openly criticized the Trump administration's immigration policies, labeling them as “racist” while the nation grappled with surging illegal crossings.
During his tenure, nearly 100 individuals on terrorist watchlists slipped through the cracks under his leadership at the DHS.
Meanwhile, Miller, who served as the acting CBP Commissioner, was heavily involved in initiatives that facilitated the admission of thousands of migrants without adequately vetting their claims. He stood alongside former DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, promoting policies that many argue opened the floodgates at the southern border.
The idea that these individuals could now contribute to enhancing traveler screening in a post-Trump era raises serious concerns among those who endured the chaos of border policies that favored an open-border approach.
Critics within CBP are voicing their disbelief at how these officials are now positioned to "improve" security measures when their previous actions have been at the center of record-high border failures.
One insider disclosed that the presence of both Houser and Miller in the current project feels like a betrayal to the dedicated CBP employees who have faced the fallout of Biden-era policies.
While conservatives in the country are calling for strict enforcement and border security, the appointments of these officials, trusted by the current CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott, seem to contradict the demands of millions seeking stronger immigration laws.
The ramifications of their inclusion in this national security initiative could signify a troubling trend in how past failures are being overlooked in favor of supposed expertise.
As Republicans rally for accountability, the selection of individuals who previously hindered border security could serve as a reminder of the ongoing struggle to secure America’s borders.
Moving forward, it remains to be seen whether the new administration will prioritize authentic security measures over the appointments of those who have been at the heart of border mismanagement in the past.
Sources:
infowars.com
nypost.com
breitbart.com
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