Retired Border Patrol chief criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris for policy 'flip-flopping' and claims Biden administration's decision to restart controversial immigration program is based on political optics rather than genuine concern.
Key Points
The Biden administration is looking to revive a controversial immigration program for political reasons
The program was paused due to 'mass fraud' issues involving suspicious sponsor applications
Restarting the program may temporarily reduce illegal border crossings but could lead to negative outcomes
Critics argue that the administration's vow to vet sponsors more thoroughly may not bring meaningful change
Pros
Potential deterrence of illegal border crossings
Temporary alleviation of security concerns at the southern border
Cons
Risk of human trafficking and abuse due to lack of thorough vetting of sponsors
Likely political motivations rather than genuine policy improvements