Misconceptions about Entry Limits, Flaws in Asylum System, and Debate on Border Thresholds

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This chapter explores the misconceptions about the 5,000 person limit for entering the country, discusses drug cartels' manipulation of the number, analyzes emergency protocols, highlights flaws in the asylum system, and debates the effectiveness of the border control threshold.

Mark Morgan, former acting CBP Commissioner & Chief of U.S. Border Patrol, joins Ben for an in-depth discussion about the southern border, ranging from the insane provisions proposed in the border deal, to the sophisticated surveillance tactics employed by cartels to track border patrol agents. Morgan lays out the uphill battle Republicans face in passing any comprehensive bill, and what actually needs to be done to stop this invasion.