PLANNED OCCUPATION: Biden regime ensuring that illegal migrants released into American interior will never come back for asylum hearing

05/14/2023 / By JD Heyes

Every single day Joe Biden remains in office, it’s an impeachable offense, especially in regard to what he’s doing to our border security after Donald Trump’s reelection was stolen from him.

During an interview with NewsNation on Thursday, Marsha Espinosa, the Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), explained that under the plan that permits the release of migrants when facilities reach capacity, there is an expectation that those released will return within 60 days. However, Espinosa did not provide a specific timeline for how long the release plan will remain in effect.

An expectation. Not a demand. And what’s the punishment if the ‘expectation’ isn’t met?

Host Blake Burman asked the Biden official: “We’ve been seeing these images — and you’ve seen them as well — of migrants at the border, the numbers, you know them just like I do, up double since January alone. Sixty-five percent in the last month. And we’ve done some reporting…about policy that has been put in place that is allowing, apparently, some of these migrants to be released at the discretion of CBP. … It basically says there can be parole on a case-by-case basis with release for up to 60 days. How long is this policy going to be in place, Marsha? And what about the idea of this just shows that the system is overwhelmed, that CBP agents are basically going to be able to go on a case-by-case basis to release some of these migrants out into the United States?”

NEW: Border patrol is being ordered in many sectors to release migrants via “parole” which in turn leads to mass release.

Sectors exceeding 125% are receiving authorization to release people without an NTA/Court date but rather they would make an appointment to meet an… pic.twitter.com/YQajYMKxRw

— Ali Bradley (@AliBradleyTV) May 11, 2023

The DHS propagandist responded: “Look, this is a powerful example of another way that our immigration system is broken. And the number of encounters is putting a strain on our facilities, on our workforce, and on our communities. So, when our facilities are at capacity, we can consider parole on a case-by-case basis. These individuals are vetted and screened and placed into removal proceedings. They’re asked to report to an ICE office and check in, and if they have found no authority to be able to be in the United States, then they will be removed.”

However, the host fired back: “But — and how long is this going to go on, right? Because, from what you just outlined, you’re relying on these immigrants to come back in 60 days and say, here I am.”

Espinosa replied: “Yeah, absolutely. So, they could be given what’s called alternatives to detention, and that can be everything from like an ankle bracelet or an app where they’re required to check in regularly and go through the process. And the majority of migrants who come to the United States, unfortunately, do not qualify to be able to stay in the United States and they face those consequences. If they didn’t use some of the lawful pathways that we are putting in place and have put in place, then they will either be removed, they could face a 5-year bar on admission, or criminal prosecution.”

In case anyone is confused about how this happened, here’s a reminder that Biden’s 2020 campaign platform outlined his “open border” policy, which abrogates the obligations of Art. IV Sec. 4. https://t.co/KPIK6lTK5F

— Kimberly “Kim” Wexler, MA JD (@AmyMartinSouth) May 11, 2023