Border Patrol Agents Flee Under Harris Administration Threat
Submitted by MAGA
Posted 38 days ago
**Crisis at the Border? Harris Victory Would Trigger Mass Exodus Among Border Patrol Agents**
Border Patrol agents are bracing for a potential crisis should Vice President Kamala Harris secure the presidency in November.
Many agents have expressed their intent to resign if Harris wins, citing a disheartening environment fueled by the Biden-Harris administration's strict open-border policies.
One officer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, described their experiences in the past four years as “hell,” declaring, “I’m not doing this again.”
The sentiment among the agents is alarming, with many seasoned professionals indicating they would retire en masse if faced with another term under Harris.
Another officer described how morale within the agency has plummeted while pointing out the challenges of doing their jobs effectively under current policies.
“We will have another exodus just because we will have a bunch of 20-year agents saying peace out,” he lamented.
The National Border Patrol Council, previously endorsing former President Donald Trump, stated that a Harris administration would mean further compromise on border security, something they believe only benefits drug cartels and Democrats.
The endorsement signifies a call for stronger borders and enforcement measures, highlighting the frustration agents feel under the current regime.
Trump himself has acknowledged that reversing the damage from the Biden-Harris administration's open-border stance is a monumental task that must be prioritized from day one of his next presidency.
While Trump is rallying support, he emphasizes his commitment to implementing what he refers to as "the largest deportation program in America," to tackle the issues that have worsened in recent years.
As the election date approaches, polls show Trump gaining traction, notably leading Harris by seven points in Georgia, suggesting a glimmer of hope for those seeking a return to stricter immigration policies.
With the future of border security hanging in the balance, Border Patrol agents and conservative voters alike are watching closely.
The stakes are high, and the direction this country takes on immigration will resonate long after the polls close.
Sources:
theblaze.com
justthenews.com
wndnewscenter.org
Border Patrol agents are bracing for a potential crisis should Vice President Kamala Harris secure the presidency in November.
Many agents have expressed their intent to resign if Harris wins, citing a disheartening environment fueled by the Biden-Harris administration's strict open-border policies.
One officer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, described their experiences in the past four years as “hell,” declaring, “I’m not doing this again.”
The sentiment among the agents is alarming, with many seasoned professionals indicating they would retire en masse if faced with another term under Harris.
Another officer described how morale within the agency has plummeted while pointing out the challenges of doing their jobs effectively under current policies.
“We will have another exodus just because we will have a bunch of 20-year agents saying peace out,” he lamented.
The National Border Patrol Council, previously endorsing former President Donald Trump, stated that a Harris administration would mean further compromise on border security, something they believe only benefits drug cartels and Democrats.
The endorsement signifies a call for stronger borders and enforcement measures, highlighting the frustration agents feel under the current regime.
Trump himself has acknowledged that reversing the damage from the Biden-Harris administration's open-border stance is a monumental task that must be prioritized from day one of his next presidency.
While Trump is rallying support, he emphasizes his commitment to implementing what he refers to as "the largest deportation program in America," to tackle the issues that have worsened in recent years.
As the election date approaches, polls show Trump gaining traction, notably leading Harris by seven points in Georgia, suggesting a glimmer of hope for those seeking a return to stricter immigration policies.
With the future of border security hanging in the balance, Border Patrol agents and conservative voters alike are watching closely.
The stakes are high, and the direction this country takes on immigration will resonate long after the polls close.
Sources:
theblaze.com
justthenews.com
wndnewscenter.org
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