Kamala Harris could have a very big problem on her hands for undecided voters upset about the border situation.
Recently, a border official testified before Congress, saying that he was told to keep his mouth shut about border crossings.
The testimony was part of a recent House Homeland Security Committee hearing called, “A Country Without Borders: How Biden-Harris’ Open-Borders Policies Have Undermined Our Safety and Security.”
They Would Not Let Me Speak
Former San Diego Sector Border Patrol Chief Aaron Heitke may have another nail in the coffin of the Harris campaign.
While testifying before the committee, Heitke stated, “I was told I could not release any information on this increase in SIAs [Special Interest Aliens] or mention any of the arrests.
“The administration was trying convince the public there was no threat at the border.”
Rep. Clay Higgins (R-LA) was obviously upset over the information, stating, “By ending effective Trump-era policies and programs that protected us, the Biden-Harris administration has intentionally left us vulnerable to potential attacks from terrorists and criminals who are freely moving around our communities.”
This administration and the Democrat Party as a whole would love the American people to believe this a manufactured crisis on the part of the Republicans.
However, the nightly news stories in cities where residents are being assaulted, raped, robbed, and murdered by illegals is finally starting to hit home.
You have cities being overwhelmed, local resources tapped, and now all this violence, not to mention possible terrorists, cartels, and violent gangs taking advantage of our loose border policies under this administration.
If you respect our borders, there is simply no way you can vote for Harris.
Americans need to make a decision: Do they want four more years of this nonsense, or do they want the bad orange man with good policies and a tendency to send out angry messages on social media?
Just as I stated in 2020… this election needs to be about policy, not personality. Hopefully, people vote for the former this time rather than the latter, which is how we found ourselves in this position heading into the 2024 cycle.
