Border Patrol Council head says number of terrorists coming across the border has been skyrocketing
"This is scary for the American people if they understand what's going on with border security," Brandon Judd said.
President of the National Border Patrol Council Brandon Judd said that the number of terrorists coming across the southern border has increased dramatically during the Biden administration.
"When you look at years past, if we apprehended six people on the terrorist watch list, that was a lot," Judd said on Tuesday's edition of the "Just the News, No Noise" TV show. "We apprehended 17 in the the month of December."
Judd said that this was a big deal since December is supposed to be a slower month for Border Patrol.
"To put that in perspective, December is supposed to be our slowest month, yet we broke records in the month of December," he explained. "Again this is scary for the American people if they understand what's going on with border security."
The Biden administration has been under intense scrutiny over its handling of migration at the Mexican border. More than 2.4 million migrants entered the U.S. in fiscal year 2022 alone and more than 4 million have done so since President Joe Biden took office in 2021.
According to Judd, those on the terrorist watch list coming across the border should concern every American.
"These people want to do us harm," Judd said. "They are coming here to try to destabilize our system of society. They do not like our culture. They do not like what the United States stands for. They want a totalitarian government. That's why they're coming here and they are going to do harm to the American people."