Background: In September 2015 President Obama announced UN Agenda 2030 as the “
U.S. Global Development Policy and Agenda 2030” creating a seismic shift away from development policy serving U.S. national interests. Instead of assistance policies focused on creating conditions where it was no longer needed, with recipients accountable for achieving results within their borders, U.S. assistance was committed to serve UN-defined objectives particularly Strategic Development Goal10.7,
“Facilitate orderly, safe, regular and responsible migration and mobility of people, including through the implementation of planned and well managed migration policies.”
President Biden has been fully committed to that objective. Reflecting considerable preplanning, in his first month in office he revoked Trump era guidance aimed at securing the U.S. border and enforcing U.S. immigration laws. Biden actively transformed U.S. policy from managing immigration to opening borders to mass relocation of populations from less developed nations to the U.S., with costs borne by U.S. taxpayers. Mass migration was facilitated by three Biden Executive Orders issued in his first month in office that enhanced pathways for migration and broadened exercise of discretion in the asylum system (
E.O.14010), encouraged mass migration, enhanced access to public services at taxpayer expense, and reduced the numbers refused entry (
E.O.14012), and expanded refugee resettlement programs (
E.O.14013).
Under cover of Executive Orders President Biden and his appointees have abandoned any pretense of U.S. territorial sovereignty and replaced managed immigration with open borders. They deliberately and explosively
expanded U.S.-facilitated mass migration to the US, expending billions of taxpayer dollars to accomplish it. Officials responsible for the security of the U.S. border and enforcement of immigration law have intentionally circumvented laws intended to limit, control, and regulate immigration and assure U.S. security.
National Security Impacts: Under Biden’s policies encounters with PRC illegals (~ 145K)
reported by Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) are up sharply. Over 86% were unaccompanied adults of military age. That is the size of 9 U.S. Army Divisions, approximately 1/3 the manpower of our active-duty Army. We don't know where they are, since they were intentionally released into the interior on their own recognizance. The CBP does not tabulate encounter statistics for any Islamic state, but from reports of illegals detained who are on terror watch lists, we know they occur and thus must be lumped into the “Other” statistical category. During Biden’s tenure that category includes over 651K individuals, with 80% similarly unaccompanied adults almost entirely caught, released, and not tracked. Russian illegals are tabulated and there were 120K of them since FY 21, with 54% unaccompanied adults.
Further examination of CBP public data shows that during each year of the Biden administration they intercepted about 3 shipments of explosives, 50 shipments of long guns and other weapons, 1200 shipments of handguns, and 300 shipments of ammunition that were inbound to the U.S. Although no data is published to estimate the number of undetected shipments, without doubt, like drug shipments, significant quantities of arms and munitions enter the U.S. illegally every year.
Explosives loss and theft data published by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms are available only for the first two years of the Biden administration but show approximately 80 incidents of lost explosives and 3-4 incidents of explosives theft per year.