Sheriffs Unite to Fight Biden's Immigration Crisis
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**Crisis Unfolds: Sheriffs Rally Against Biden’s Immigration Policies**
Across America’s small towns, a sense of urgency is palpable as over 40 sheriffs have banded together to denounce the Biden-Harris administration's handling of the escalating migrant crisis.
In a pointed letter, these law enforcement leaders express deep concerns about the apparent influx of illegal immigrants, estimating that between 10 to 15 million have entered the country in the last four years.
They contend that every American community is feeling the repercussions, asserting that "none of the 19,500 American cities, towns or villages is safe from this crisis."
From Pennsylvania to Washington, the sheriffs argue that the federal government is failing in its fundamental duty to protect the safety and security of American citizens.
Sheriff James Custer from Fayette County, Pennsylvania, specifically highlights the crisis's link to a dramatic rise in fentanyl-related overdose deaths in his community.
He noted a troubling trend over recent years, where the number of fatal overdoses has surged but is now slightly declining—attributed largely to the influx of drugs across an unsecured southern border.
The CDC reported over 107,000 drug overdoses in 2023, with a staggering estimate of 70% involving fentanyl, which has wreaked havoc on communities nationwide.
Sheriff Bob Songer from Klickitat County, Washington, went so far as to call the open border policy a "violation" and suggested that the current administration’s negligence could amount to treason.
He underscored the responsibility of each sheriff to protect their communities and emphasized that they would not tolerate any illegal activity, regardless of the political climate surrounding immigration.
The sheriffs’ missive signals a growing trend amongst voters who are increasingly alarmed about the impact of unchecked immigration laws.
Polling data indicates that more than half of American voters support the mass deportation of illegal immigrants.
As the crisis unfolds, it has become clear that many Americans desire a leadership that prioritizes robust border security and an immigration system that works for the citizens, not against them.
With the election approaching, this issue is sure to remain at the forefront of political discourse, shaping the conversation about the future of American communities and their safety.
The alarm bells have been sounded, and it remains to be seen whether the current administration will heed the warnings of these local leaders.
Sources:
dailycallernewsfoundation.org
shtfplan.com
jpost.com
Across America’s small towns, a sense of urgency is palpable as over 40 sheriffs have banded together to denounce the Biden-Harris administration's handling of the escalating migrant crisis.
In a pointed letter, these law enforcement leaders express deep concerns about the apparent influx of illegal immigrants, estimating that between 10 to 15 million have entered the country in the last four years.
They contend that every American community is feeling the repercussions, asserting that "none of the 19,500 American cities, towns or villages is safe from this crisis."
From Pennsylvania to Washington, the sheriffs argue that the federal government is failing in its fundamental duty to protect the safety and security of American citizens.
Sheriff James Custer from Fayette County, Pennsylvania, specifically highlights the crisis's link to a dramatic rise in fentanyl-related overdose deaths in his community.
He noted a troubling trend over recent years, where the number of fatal overdoses has surged but is now slightly declining—attributed largely to the influx of drugs across an unsecured southern border.
The CDC reported over 107,000 drug overdoses in 2023, with a staggering estimate of 70% involving fentanyl, which has wreaked havoc on communities nationwide.
Sheriff Bob Songer from Klickitat County, Washington, went so far as to call the open border policy a "violation" and suggested that the current administration’s negligence could amount to treason.
He underscored the responsibility of each sheriff to protect their communities and emphasized that they would not tolerate any illegal activity, regardless of the political climate surrounding immigration.
The sheriffs’ missive signals a growing trend amongst voters who are increasingly alarmed about the impact of unchecked immigration laws.
Polling data indicates that more than half of American voters support the mass deportation of illegal immigrants.
As the crisis unfolds, it has become clear that many Americans desire a leadership that prioritizes robust border security and an immigration system that works for the citizens, not against them.
With the election approaching, this issue is sure to remain at the forefront of political discourse, shaping the conversation about the future of American communities and their safety.
The alarm bells have been sounded, and it remains to be seen whether the current administration will heed the warnings of these local leaders.
Sources:
dailycallernewsfoundation.org
shtfplan.com
jpost.com
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