BIDEN'S DC DISASTER: Guard Betrayed – Former Border Chief EXPLODES!

A nation mourns the loss of Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, just 20 years old, a member of the National Guard tragically killed in an ambush this past Wednesday. Staff Sergeant Andrew Wolfe, 24, fights for his life, critically wounded in the same attack. The alleged assailant, a 29-year-old from Afghanistan, arrived in the United States through “Operation Allies Welcome.”

The weight of this loss, and the risk faced by those sworn to protect us, was the central question posed to former Border Czar Tom Homan. What message do we send to the men and women in uniform, and the law enforcement officers who stand beside them, as they confront danger daily?

Homan’s response was immediate and heartfelt: prayers for the fallen and the wounded. He spoke of a profound commitment shared by every Border Patrol agent, ICE officer, and National Guardsman – a voluntary dedication to safeguarding the nation, a willingness to face harm for strangers.

He described these individuals as American patriots, willingly placing themselves in the line of fire. Homan contrasted the current situation with a period of heightened security, crediting previous leadership with prioritizing border protection and empowering those who defend it.

Homan recounted the grim reality of his career, marked by the solemn duty of burying fallen agents. He emphasized the devastating consequences of policy decisions, and the profound impact on those who serve.

He asserted that a previous administration had achieved the most secure border in the nation’s history, a promise fulfilled through decisive action. The current situation, he argued, represents a stark departure from that success.

The scale of the change is staggering, with an estimated 10.5 million illegal border crossings under the current administration, alongside hundreds of thousands entering through specific programs and over two million “gotaways” – individuals who evaded detection. Homan characterized this as the greatest national security failure in American history.

He expressed confidence in a renewed commitment to border security, highlighting ongoing deportation operations and a return to a more secure posture. The focus, he stated, is on restoring the safety and integrity of the nation’s borders.

Beyond land borders, Homan detailed a strategic shift in combating the flow of illicit drugs. Recognizing that securing the land border would likely push traffickers to maritime routes, a new approach was implemented.

This strategy, he explained, involves confronting drug operations at their source, disrupting the supply chain and saving countless American lives each month. It’s a proactive move, taking the fight to the enemy and dismantling networks before they can inflict harm.

The initiative represents a fundamental change in tactics, a commitment to aggressively address the root causes of the drug crisis and protect communities across the country.