Most people hear “deport only the worst of the worst” and think, “Yeah, that sounds fair and targeted.” That’s exactly why it’s such a perfect soundbite, it feels reasonable to people who don’t fully understand what we’re really up against.
As I explained in Part 2 of my NPA podcast, it’s actually code for de facto amnesty for the other 100+ million illegal aliens already here. It also messages the next wave it will attract.
Every single one of them is still crushing American wages, packing our ERs and classrooms, and turning sanctuary cities into magnets for more chaos.
I didn’t read this in a think tank. I lived it for decades as a Border Patrol Commander-at-Large. If you want the unfiltered truth from someone who was in the fight, not the media spin, this 23-minute interview will completely rewire how you see the immigration debate.
It’s not just about crime. It’s about whether America keeps working for Americans. Watch it here. Then decide if “worst of the worst” still sounds like a plan… or a trap.
Gregory Bovino
As I explained in Part 2 of my NPA podcast, it’s actually code for de facto amnesty for the other 100+ million illegal aliens already here. It also messages the next wave it will attract.
Every single one of them is still crushing American wages, packing our ERs and classrooms, and turning sanctuary cities into magnets for more chaos.
I didn’t read this in a think tank. I lived it for decades as a Border Patrol Commander-at-Large. If you want the unfiltered truth from someone who was in the fight, not the media spin, this 23-minute interview will completely rewire how you see the immigration debate.
It’s not just about crime. It’s about whether America keeps working for Americans. Watch it here. Then decide if “worst of the worst” still sounds like a plan… or a trap.
Gregory Bovino
NPA Podcast with Gregory K. Bovino, Commander-at-Large of the United States Border Patrol (Ret.) Pt. 2 pic.twitter.com/gkW8102x7P
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