A former official argues that the Biden administration’s approach to border security has undermined national security by failing to establish clear control over who enters the country, raising concerns about the effectiveness of immigration policies and their broader implications for public safety. The claim highlights a debate over whether weak enforcement measures have left gaps in tracking and vetting individuals crossing the border, potentially exposing vulnerabilities in domestic security protocols. Critics suggest that without stricter oversight, the government’s ability to monitor and prevent threats—whether criminal or otherwise—could be compromised. The statement underscores tensions between immigration policy and national security priorities under the current administration.
“Under the Biden administration, there was no national security -- because you can't have national security if you don't know who's inside the country,” said Mullin.
