STATE & NATIONAL. Today, the report of a cover-up has circulated involving the situation at the Texas and California borders. Recent allegations have emerged suggesting that the Biden-Harris administration instructed Border Patrol agents to withhold information about the increase in terrorist encounters at the U.S.-Mexico border. The circulated commentary has, however, remained unconfirmed by the White House.
By Anne ZM Erbynstein
In the last weeks of action taken by Congress, Aaron Heitke, the former chief patrol agent for the San Diego Sector, testified before the House Homeland Security Committee During his testimony, Heike stated that he was directed not to release details about the rising number of special-interest aliens (SIAs).
The former Border Patrol chief indicated that the instructions he received were issued to him for purposes associated with the fact that the new hires are non-U.S. citizens who pose a potential national security risks.
Heitke reported that the number of SIAs encountered at the border increased significantly after President Biden took office. Over the last 3 years it is said that more than 100 encounters per year in and near his area have transpired.
Aaron Heitke is the former chief patrol agent for the San Diego Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol. Heike’s sector covers the westernmost portion of the U.S.-Mexico border, including the areas around San Diego, California.
Recently, Heike, also, mentioned that he was instructed to move migrants out of sight of the media and that flights were arranged to transfer migrants from San Diego to Texas to manage the situation quietly.
According to the report made involving the administration, the allegations of any efforts at downplaying the threats made by terrorists’ was a a decision made for the sole purpose of averting a border crisis while ensuring the prevention of any escalation and regional spread of a potential and/or ongoing conflict.
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