Mark Krikorian

That's one of the two uses of CBP-1 was this Cuba-Haiti-Nicaragua-Venezuela program where they didn't even have to go to the border. They just were able to fly over the border into the United States and They didn't have to come from Haiti or Venezuela. We actually got, we had to submit a Freedom of Information Act request.

There were people flying in, they were nationals of those countries, but they were living in Fiji and France and Vietnam. And I mean, it's like, well, then why did they need to come here? They already were someplace, you know, not their own country. Yeah.

There were people flying in, they were nationals of those countries, but they were living in Fiji and France and Vietnam. And I mean, it's like, well, then why did they need to come here? They already were someplace, you know, not their own country. Yeah.

There were people flying in, they were nationals of those countries, but they were living in Fiji and France and Vietnam. And I mean, it's like, well, then why did they need to come here? They already were someplace, you know, not their own country. Yeah.

Yeah. That never, unfortunately, never really existed. It should exist, obviously. But no, we got people passing under Biden. We had people passing through 8, 10, 12 countries before they got to the U.S. border and they let him in anyway. It's insane. I mean, no one who gets to the U.S. border should even be allowed to apply for asylum.

Yeah. That never, unfortunately, never really existed. It should exist, obviously. But no, we got people passing under Biden. We had people passing through 8, 10, 12 countries before they got to the U.S. border and they let him in anyway. It's insane. I mean, no one who gets to the U.S. border should even be allowed to apply for asylum.

Yeah. That never, unfortunately, never really existed. It should exist, obviously. But no, we got people passing under Biden. We had people passing through 8, 10, 12 countries before they got to the U.S. border and they let him in anyway. It's insane. I mean, no one who gets to the U.S. border should even be allowed to apply for asylum.

because they've, by definition, asked through other countries.

because they've, by definition, asked through other countries.

because they've, by definition, asked through other countries.

As I understand it, the Pentagon has already assigned 1,500 troops, I think Army, but I'm not exactly sure, to the border. And it's not like they're going to be, you know, carrying rifles and patrolling the border. I expect they're going to be, number one, doing helping with transportation, helping with detention, and they may well, for this would be new, doing ride-alongs with the Border Patrol.

As I understand it, the Pentagon has already assigned 1,500 troops, I think Army, but I'm not exactly sure, to the border. And it's not like they're going to be, you know, carrying rifles and patrolling the border. I expect they're going to be, number one, doing helping with transportation, helping with detention, and they may well, for this would be new, doing ride-alongs with the Border Patrol.

As I understand it, the Pentagon has already assigned 1,500 troops, I think Army, but I'm not exactly sure, to the border. And it's not like they're going to be, you know, carrying rifles and patrolling the border. I expect they're going to be, number one, doing helping with transportation, helping with detention, and they may well, for this would be new, doing ride-alongs with the Border Patrol.

So, you'd be able to have a Border Patrol agent and, say, a soldier, you know, instead of two Border Patrol agents. So, that way, it's basically leveraging the Border Patrol because those are the guys who know immigration law, not the soldiers don't. And the other thing that'll be new They've talked about using military aircraft to do the deportations.

So, you'd be able to have a Border Patrol agent and, say, a soldier, you know, instead of two Border Patrol agents. So, that way, it's basically leveraging the Border Patrol because those are the guys who know immigration law, not the soldiers don't. And the other thing that'll be new They've talked about using military aircraft to do the deportations.

So, you'd be able to have a Border Patrol agent and, say, a soldier, you know, instead of two Border Patrol agents. So, that way, it's basically leveraging the Border Patrol because those are the guys who know immigration law, not the soldiers don't. And the other thing that'll be new They've talked about using military aircraft to do the deportations.

That's just a capacity question, but the point is we wouldn't have to charter aircraft. We'd be using military aircraft to fly people back to wherever, Central America or whatever.

That's just a capacity question, but the point is we wouldn't have to charter aircraft. We'd be using military aircraft to fly people back to wherever, Central America or whatever.

That's just a capacity question, but the point is we wouldn't have to charter aircraft. We'd be using military aircraft to fly people back to wherever, Central America or whatever.