Former ICE director slams Biden admin for 'breathtaking level of incompetence' at border amid Title 42 surge
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Former ICE Director Jonathan Fahey sounded the alarm over the Biden administration's failures at the border, warning of an expected surge prompted by the expiration of Title 42.
"It’s going to get so much worse, and the idea [that] they didn’t expect this, that’s really breathtaking the level of incompetence," Fahey said. "Everyone knows this is going to happen, and it’s going to get worse and also shows when she talks about deterrence, there’s no deterrent whatsoever. They are in plain sight walking across and the moment they get to the United States they will receive every benefit that American citizens get and this administration will not deport them, absent the most extraordinary circumstance." Yael Halon is a reporter for Fox News Digital. Story tips can be sent to yael.halon@fox.com.
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