Biden Admin Reduces Vetting for Chinese Illegal Aliens
Amidst warnings that America’s existential enemy the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is using our open border to invade us, the Biden administration has reduced the already paltry vetting process for Chinese illegal migrants.
As I have noted many times, there has been a major spike in Chinese migrants entering America under Biden, many of them young men, with experts warning that CCP plants are among the flood—and quite possibly a military invasion force. The CCP told its people in 2019 it was entering a war phase with America, so why not exploit our open southern border? Certainly the amount of young men, from China, Muslim-majority African countries, and elsewhere, entering the U.S. illegally right now is a type of invasion. In December, over 302,000 illegal aliens entered this country, more than the D-Day invasion force that brought about a major turning point in World War II.
Daily Caller investigative reporter Philip Lenczycki explained on Bannon’s War Room how border agents have altered the vetting process under Biden. “They fall into two categories: The first, which is in the email we linked to and which we tweeted out, is that the agents are no longer required to perform what’s called phone downloads, which is when they encounter an illegal and they then take their phone, plug it into a machine, and cross-reference their data against a database containing known terrorist organizations and hostile entities,” Lenczycki said. A disturbing number of terrorists and potential terrorists crossed the southern border this past year.
Lenczycki added, “Secondly, they have taken what was a pre-existing list of approximately 40 questions, what they referred to as an in-depth interview, and they reduced that down to five ‘basic questions’ that they’d ask the Chinese illegal immigrants they encounter.” And human smugglers coach the migrants on how to answer the questions.
Our enemy is already running the country, hastening our destruction—and we taxpayers are funding it.