Leaked Border Patrol memo exposes Biden's border executive order [VIDEOS]

An internal memo within the San Diego sector of the Border Patrol has sparked concern among law enforcement officials and conservatives alike, following revelations that single adults from the Eastern Hemisphere are being released into the US upon arrival. The memo, obtained by Fox News, describes a directive to classify people from most Eastern Hemisphere countries as “difficult” or “very difficult” to remove, sparking controversy amid the ongoing debate over immigration and · legal for foreigners.

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This development comes in the wake of Joe Biden's recent executive order, which effectively banned asylum for most illegal aliens. Biden, in a move described as sidestepping Republican opposition, emphasized his commitment to using executive powers to tackle border issues independently. The memo, as reported by the Washington Examiner's Anna Giaritelli, highlights that while single adults in the Eastern Hemisphere are generally processed through “NTA/OR” (Notice to Appear/Released on Own Account), they make exceptions for illegal aliens from certain countries such as Russia, Georgia, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Moldova, and Kyrgyzstan, which are classified as “mandatory reference” countries.

NEW: @FoxNews has obtained an internal Border Patrol memo sent to agents in the San Diego sector after President Biden's executive order went into effect, ordering them to release single adults from all but six countries in the Eastern Hemisphere and classifying- them as “hard” or “very… pic.twitter.com/OaSLSYbuC1

— Bill Melugin (@BillMelugin_) June 9, 2024

“Specifically, the memo directs agents to process all single adults from more than 100 countries in the Eastern Hemisphere as NTA/OR, which stands for 'Notice to Appear/Release on Own Account,'” except for six countries that are considered of “mandatory reference” (Uzbekistan, Russia, Tajikistan, Georgia, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan).

President Biden and DHS promised consequences and removal for those who cross illegally between ports of entry after the executive order went into effect, but the vast majority of illegal crossers in the San Diego sector, including Chinese, Middle Eastern and African adults we have been. showing, they are still being released into the US with future court dates, as our coverage of the massive Border Patrol shootout at a streetcar station in San Diego has repeatedly demonstrated.

In a call with reporters, DHS officials acknowledged the difficulty of removing illegal immigrants from countries in the Eastern Hemisphere, as some governments will not cooperate with repatriation flights and U.S. travel documents and they will not return to their citizens.

DHS officials said they are committed to those countries and are trying to improve cooperation.

Short-term bottom line: Mass capture and release continues for illegal immigrants in the San Diego sector, who continue to arrive from around the world.” – Bill Melugin

Despite claims by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Joe Biden about the consequences of unauthorized border crossings under the new executive order, a substantial number of illegal aliens continue to be released into the US within the San Diego sector. Video footage captured by Fox News shows Border Patrol buses releasing scores of illegal aliens at a San Diego streetcar station almost daily, prompting criticism of lax enforcement policies.

Further complicating matters are the challenges posed by so-called “recalcitrant” countries, which refuse to cooperate with US deportation efforts and refuse to repatriate their citizens. During a DHS briefing with reporters, officials acknowledged the difficulty of removing people from certain nations in the Eastern Hemisphere, citing ongoing efforts to secure cooperation, particularly with China.

Amid current concerns about mass catch-and-release practices, questions persist about the effectiveness of the executive order's enforcement mechanisms. The presidential proclamation accompanying the order seeks to temporarily halt migrant entries at the southern border once the daily average of border encounters exceeds 2,500 in a seven-day period, along with higher asylum standards required by DHS and the Department of Justice. Despite these measures, there are important exceptions within the rule, which exempt legal immigrants, unaccompanied children and people considered victims of serious trafficking.

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— Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) June 9, 2024

In addition, the waivers are extended to individuals who schedule appointments using the CBP One application at designated ports of entry, where approximately 1,500 individuals enter daily. Additional allowances are made for cases requiring entry based on a variety of considerations, including concerns for law enforcement, law enforcement, and public safety, as well as compelling humanitarian and public health interests that justify the entrance for non-citizens.

As debates over immigration policy management and border enforcement intensify, the evolving landscape of border decisions and their implications for U.S. immigration dynamics remains a topic of critical scrutiny among both stakeholders and observers.

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