Commentary: 130K Migrants Have Escaped Border Patrol Apprehension To Date in 2021: Report

The United States is under siege with a cataclysmic crisis at its southern border that threatens the stability of the nation and the safety of all Americans. But the real story is far worse than the disingenuous talking…

IJR SyndicatedMar 25, 20213 min read

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In areas where cameras aren’t installed, Border Patrol agents try to calculate the number of illegal aliens who snuck into the country by counting footprints. However, this methodology severely undercounts the true number.

“On a small trail, dozens can walk all over each other’s footprints, so you just do your best ,” one agent told Breitbart. “Often, they’ll glue carpet to the soles of their shoes .”

President Joe Biden has refused to acknowledge the crisis he spawned, but the migrants themselves say the Democratic open-borders advocate encouraged them to make the perilous trek to the United States.

Investigative journalist Sara Carter interviewed a group of illegal aliens and asked what prompted them to make the harrowing, life-threatening journey to the U.S.

“They said, ‘The reason we did this is because we believe that the Biden administration, President Biden, wants us here. He is opening the gates,'” Carter recounted to Fox News host Sean Hannity on Wednesday.

Biden denied that he issued an open invitation to unvetted migrants to barrage the border with his promise of amnesty and lax policies, but Carter said “that is what they heard come out of President Biden’s mouth. They believe it, and they believe him.”

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So in addition to jeopardizing national security and the safety of all Americans, Biden is also endangering the lives of the migrants themselves — many of whom get victimized by ruthless drug traffickers and human smugglers.

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Any way you look at it, Biden’s border crisis is an unmitigated disaster that must be addressed immediately.

The United States is already imploding from years of media-fomented race wars, the financial fallout of a pandemic and seemingly irreparable political division.

The last thing it needs is yet another crisis — especially one that can be curbed by taking appropriate actions.

This article appeared originally on The Western Journal.