President Joe Biden has presided over a historically unprecedented amount of illegal immigration during his nearly three years in office… but he’s also set record low levels when it comes to border enforcement.
How low? How about less than 1 percent.
A bombshell new congressional report finds that 99.7 percent of all the illegal aliens the Biden administration has released into the U.S. interior are still on America’s streets.
In other words, the percentage of these illegal immigrants Biden has deported is near zero.
More than 100,000 illegal aliens have entered the U.S. every month for 31 months, an unsustainable level of lawbreaking that brings such crime and drug addiction with it.
Altogether, it adds up to more than seven million illegal encounters at the U.S. border on Biden’s sleepy watch—not counting 1.7 million known “gotaways” and an unknown number of other gotaways.
The Biden administration has tried to say it has everything under control. Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said the Biden administration is “making it very clear that our border is not open, that crossing irregularly is against the law, and that those who are not eligible for relief will be quickly returned.”
But that’s not true, according to a report from the House Subcommittee on Immigration Integrity, Security, and Enforcement, released on Monday.
Biden released 310,379 illegal aliens in 2021.
That more than doubled to 777,283 in 2022.
Now, in just the first 10 months of 2023, the number has almost tripled, to 929,496… and counting.
From the beginning of the Biden administration through the end of this March, the Biden administration released 2.15 million illegal immigrants into the homeland.
Meanwhile, the administration has removed only 5,993 of them since January 2021.
That means 99.7 percent of illegals that the Biden administration unleashed on America are still roaming the streets—and Biden could only be troubled to remove 0.27 percent.
“With more than 99 percent of illegal aliens staying inside the United States after being released by the Biden Administration, there is virtually no enforcement of our immigration laws,” says the report.
Unbelievably, that is only a partial number.
That number doesn’t include “least 341,802 unaccompanied alien children transferred to HHS from the beginning of fiscal year 2021 through the end of July 2023.”
And border enforcement encountered 320,286 families—or people posing as families—between May and August of this year…and removed less than 200 of them (196).
The border is so overwhelmed that ICE agents have had to switch from arresting illegals—including potential terrorists—to helping bureaucrats file paperwork to admit illegal aliens to the United States.
“More than two and a half years into President Biden’s term, his Administration’s border crisis continues unabated,” says the report.
If that were not bad enough, a second report shows that tens of thousands of immigrants have entered the U.S. from nations with strong ties to terrorism, like the terrorism unfolding in Israel right now.
These so-called “special interest aliens” have mostly come from majority-Muslim countries, like the Middle Eastern nations, since October 2021.
“A special interest alien is a term used by the U.S. government to refer to people coming from countries that have conditions that favor or harbor terrorism, or pose a potential national security to the U.S.,” explained Fox News’s go-to border reporter Bill Melugin.
That includes 659 from Iran; more than 6,000 from Afghanistan, and 3,000 from Pakistan. It also includes 30,000-plus from Turkey. Other nations in the mix include Syria, Yemen, Iraq, Lebanon, Egypt, Mauritania, and Uzbekistan.
Worse yet, these are just the aliens apprehended at ports of entry; it doesn’t include people caught trying to slip through any other portion of America’s uncontrolled borders.
Worst of all, there’s no way for U.S. authorities to know who these people are, or if they’re dangerous, until they strike inside America.
Border Patrol agents have “extreme concerns,” Bill Megulin of Fox News reported after speaking to some agents.
“They have little to no way of vetting people from these special interest countries,” Megulin continued. “I’m told unless they have committed a crime previously in the US, or they are on some sort of federal watchlist, there’s no way to know who they are because most of their home countries don’t share data/records with the US.”
Meguling’s takeaway is that, in most cases, “there is nothing to match a name to when BP agents run fingerprints.”
Numbers like this call for serious questions:
How many of these have been released onto American streets?
How many have ties to narcotics cartels, human trafficking, or sexual slavery rings?
How many are members of Hamas sleeper cells or radical Islamists?
By the time we learn the answers to any of these questions, it may be too late.
NEW: Internal CBP data provided & confirmed by CBP sources reveals thousands of “special interest aliens” from mostly Middle Eastern countries have been apprehended by Border Patrol while crossing into U.S. illegally over last 2 years.
Syria: 538
Yemen: 139
Iran: 659
Iraq: 123…— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) October 10, 2023
Frank Holmes is a veteran journalist and an outspoken conservative that talks about the news that was in his weekly article, “On The Holmes Front.”