The Ben Shapiro Show Securing The Border With Mark Morgan
Feb 11, 2024
Mark Morgan, former acting commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, shares his extensive knowledge on border security. He discusses the controversial border bill being pushed through the Senate, revealing its shortcomings in dealing with immigration issues. Morgan sheds light on the evolving tactics of drug cartels, illustrating how they exploit asylum processes and manipulate law enforcement. He emphasizes the challenges Republicans face in reforming border legislation and what real solutions might look like to combat the border crisis.
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Border Bill Concerns
- The proposed border bill might not effectively address the border crisis, potentially codifying current issues.
- The President already possesses the authority to implement necessary changes, such as reinstating agreements and border wall construction.
Asylum and Limits
- The bill's stricter asylum definition might be easily circumvented by individuals making slightly more elaborate claims.
- The drug cartels could manipulate the 5,000-person limit, rendering the Department of Homeland Security's emergency authority ineffective.
Border Process
- The current border process involves a simple system where individuals can request Border Patrol assistance and be transported to a detention center.
- Within a week, they are often released into the country and flown to their desired location, highlighting the ease of entry.