America U.S. Asking to Be Attacked


Biden’s border chaos an open invitation to terrorists, says columnist Deroy Murdock.


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s joe biden trying to get us killed? His Nagasaki-like destruc- tion of the southern “border” is like a mating call that lures ter-


rorists to have their way with us. Customs and Border Protection


reports 269,735 illegal aliens invaded America in September, a one-month record. Border Patrol agents apprehend-


ed 1,912,663 illegals during President Donald J. Trump’s fi nal 32 months in offi ce. In Biden’s fi rst 32, CBP encoun- tered 6,292,849 illegals — up a stagger- ing 329%. Even worse, some 1.5 million


known gotaways appeared in Border Patrol binoculars before disappearing into the homeland. These illegals were detected and


counted, albeit not stopped. Unknown gotaways break into


America invisibly and then vanish. How many? Where? Who knows? Maddeningly, Biden’s murder of


the U.S.-Mexico border (1848-2021) goes even deeper. Since Trump departed, south-


ern frontier incursions have soared among illegals in the terrorist screen- ing dataset. Consider these fi scal year apprehensions:


2017 2 2018 6 2019 0 2020 3 2021 15 2022 98 2023 169


Border Patrol caught only 11 ter-


rorists trying to penetrate America’s boundaries under Trump. Under Biden? 282 — up an alarming 2,464%.


20 NEWSMAX | DECEMBER 2023 Also nailed on the “border,” as


Biden watched: 73,008 “Special Inter- est Aliens” from 12 terror-tainted coun- tries. Between Oct. 1, 2021, and Oct. 4, 2023, these illegals hailed from:


Afghanistan Egypt Iran Iraq


Jordan Lebanon


Mauritania Pakistan Syria


Turkey


Uzbekistan Yemen


Afghanistan China Iran


Pakistan Russia Syria


6,386 3,153 659 123 185 164


15,594 1,613 538


30,830 13,624 139


In just the first half of October, illegals have entered from:


285


Nearly 2,000 30+ 35


100+ Nearly 60 These numbers mean potentially


massive trouble, especially since Hamas’ unprovoked slaughter of innocent Israelis on Oct. 7 cranked the Middle Eastern cauldron to boil. Customs and Border Protection’s


San Diego Field Offi ce Intelligence Unit issued a “Situational Awareness” memorandum, which The Daily Caller fi rst obtained. The Oct. 20 document “assesses that individuals inspired by, or reacting to, the current Israel- Hamas confl ict may attempt travel to or from the area of hostilities in the Middle East via circuitous transit


across the Southwest border.” The memo urges Border Patrol offi -


cers to scrutinize “military age males” and “single travelers” with “undeter- mined return plan[s].” This describes many, if not most, of


those now breaking into America. “Here in the U.S., we cannot and


do not discount the possibility that Hamas or their foreign terrorist orga- nizations could exploit the confl ict to call on their supporters to conduct attacks on our own soil,” FBI Director Christopher Wray warned on Oct. 15. The Department of Homeland Security’s Fiscal Year 2024 threat assessment states: “Terrorists and criminal actors may exploit the ele- vated fl ow and increasingly complex security environment to enter the United States.” Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, put this


bluntly: “If you’re the next planner of 9/11, it’s obvious where you go — you go to Mexico, and you come right across,” he declared on his podcast, Verdict With Ted Cruz. “Joe Biden and the idiots in his administration will fl y you to wherev- er you want to go in this country, and you can carry out your terror attack. “They are exposing vulnerabilities,


whether it is someone trying to hijack an airplane or whether it is a suicide bomber in a mall, or an amusement park, or a concert,” Cruz added. “We are vulnerable to global terror-


ism because this administration has thrown open the border and will not protect us.” Let’s hope that these suspicious


people invaded America solely for Biden’s free smartphones. If not, there will be blood, and it will soak the hands of Joseph Robinette Biden and his border-hating Democrats.


Deroy Murdock is a Manhattan-based Fox News contributor and a contributing editor with National Review online.


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