DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said Wednesday that what is happening at the border “is not an invasion” and that the Biden administration is improving the administrative process in a way not done before by prior administrations.
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EXCLUSIVE: Chief of Border Patrol Bucks Biden, Will Say ‘Alien’ Until Law Changes
27 Apr 2021
A law enforcement source, speaking on a condition of anonymity, provided Breitbart Texas with a memorandum authored by Rodney S. Scott, Chief of the United States Border Patrol. In the April memo, Scott advises Acting Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Troy Miller that he cannot endorse a new communications and vocabulary policy set in motion by the Biden Administration.
The policy change requires Customs and Border Protection and Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel to refrain from the use of the terms “alien, unaccompanied alien children, undocumented alien, illegal alien, and assimilation” in internal and external communications. The terms must be substituted with “non-citizen, non-citizen unaccompanied children, undocumented non-citizen, and civic integration.” The policy went into effect on April 19.
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Ecuadorian sisters, aged 3 and 5, who were dumped over 14ft Mexico border wall to be reunited with parents in New York
Updated: Apr 7 2021, 19:50 ET
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THE Ecuadorian sisters who were dumped over 14ft Mexico border wall will be reunited with their parents in New York, reports say.
Video footage released by Border Patrol showed the shocking moment the tots, 3 and 5, were tossed over the enormous fence and caught by another smuggler before being abandoned.
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Agent Chavez said she was horrified when she first saw the images of the girls being droppedCredit: United States Border Patrol
Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Agent Gloria Chavez posted the video to Twitter, and said the little girls were dropped in the middle of the desert miles from the nearest residence.