This has raised some major red flags.
The recent findings of a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit by the Center for Immigration Studies have shed light on the Biden administration’s utilization of covert flights to bring migrants into the United States, contributing to the already significant influx at the southern border.
Todd Bensman of the Center for Immigration Studies unveiled that the FOIA lawsuit revealed Customs and Border Protection (CBP) approved secretive flights responsible for transporting approximately 320,000 illegal immigrants from various foreign countries to at least 43 different U.S. airports over the past year.
In response to this revelation, entrepreneur Elon Musk expressed concerns regarding both the potential manipulation of voter demographics and the national security risks posed by admitting unvetted individuals into the country.
While attention has been drawn to Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s initiative to relocate migrants from the border to other parts of the U.S., CBP has refrained from disclosing the specific airports where these secretive migrant flights land. The agency argues that divulging this information could compromise operational security and enable malicious actors to exploit vulnerabilities in border enforcement efforts.
The CBP One scheduling app, a component of the administration’s strategy for establishing lawful pathways, facilitates the processing of migrants seeking temporary humanitarian release and travel authorization from designated airports. Eligible countries include Cuba, Haiti, Venezuela, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Colombia, and Ecuador.
Under the guise of “family reunification programs,” migrants who are unable to enter the U.S. legally utilize these programs, granting them temporary legal status and work authorization for a period of two years.
Furthermore, in 2022, the Biden administration allocated taxpayer funds to conduct overnight flights transporting migrants to various locations across the country.
These revelations underscore the complexities and controversies surrounding immigration policies and enforcement measures under the current administration, prompting renewed debate over border security, national interests, and humanitarian considerations.Biden Caught Importing Voters?