Former Border Patrol chief sounds alarm on ‘Fox & Friends’: ‘We don’t know what we’re missing’

Former Border Patrol Chief Victor Manjarrez Jr. joined “Fox & Pals” Wednesday to handle his issues concerning the chance of border apprehensions topping one million within the present fiscal 12 months. Manjarrez emphasizes how with this record-breaking surge, it’s practically inconceivable to know precisely who and what might be getting into the US. Border crossings are anticipated to develop if the Biden administration doesn’t renew Title 42 rules.

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VICTOR MANJARREZ JR.: Properly, if you have a look at one million folks, for those who put them in a single spot, that is the identical inhabitants of San Jose, California. If we’re 2-2.5 million that in itself can be concerning the fourth-largest metropolis in the US. And people are the people who we have arrested or been arrested as a result of when you could have sheer numbers of that magnitude, it’s important to collapse your operations. So there are areas alongside the southwest border that is actually not been patrolled to the best ranges that should be. And so what’s it we’re lacking. We simply have no idea we’re lacking. That’s my greatest worry is what’s on the market that we by no means get our palms on, we by no means get our eyes on. And it is coming someplace into the inside of the US. That is the scary thought.

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