Exactly how can we genuinely vet the people coming across the border?

[WuWei]

Stop.

[altair1013]

@Eagle-Keeper

One of the things that I haven’t found much about is this particular question. Clearly the nearly one million gotaways along with the many more who come in undetected are not in any way vetted. There’s absolutely no way of knowing what if any criminal history they have. But what about the millions coming for asylum and being bused and flown all across the country? First, do all or even any of these people have valid ID’s? Second, do any of these ■■■■■■■■ countries actually have criminal databases for one? If they do how reliable are they?

Curious on what other’s know regarding this question?

Well, here’s the problem. They don’t want them vetted. They want as many invaders to flood our country as possible. And vetting gets in the way of that.

[biggestal99]

@Impenitent

GI Joe is still fighting them

funny now answer the question.

kennedy did a lot of good for American citizens, although the partisans are faint with his praise.

Allan

[biggestal99]

@WuWei

Stop.

no. why he did a LOT of really good things in his life.

Allan

[Impenitent]

most murderers forfeit their lives after conviction… some mur(D)erers are priviledged

[Eagle-Keeper]

@Rodeo

It is currently impossible to vet the masses crushing the border because the numbers are too large.

It’s not only about numbers:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/stats-show-the-harris-biden-administration-just-stopped-caring-if-criminals-crossed-the-border/ar-AA1pRRFq?ocid=msedgntp&pc=LCTS&cvid=e24dde3a2af44838938c9bec9f3d930d&ei=74

Further, because most countries do not maintain adequate criminal databases, there is often little to no information for Border Patrol agents to use in vetting border crossers. In other cases, hostile nations like China, Cuba and Venezuela simply refuse to share what information they do possess.

As a result, former Border Patrol Chief Rodney Scott told my committee earlier this year that the vetting of illegal border crossers has become “a check-the-box exercise.”

Even the current acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recently said, “Sometimes there is just no information on individuals.”

And yet, Biden and Harris’ Department of Homeland Security (DHS) continues to release them anyway — evidently just hoping for the best.

But hope is not a strategy, and the direct consequences have been an untold number of criminal aliens released into the interior. A quick survey of recent ICE press releases yields story after story of illegal aliens who were released by Customs and Border Protection (CBP), only for federal law enforcement to learn — months or even years later — of their criminal connections and have to track them down.