Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz confirmed an internal memo allowing agents to release illegal aliens into the U.S. was unprecedented for the agency, said it deals with possible Title 42 rollback.
NEWThe head of the Border Patrol stated that an internal U.S. Customs and Border Patrol guidance memo from May clearing border agents to release illegal migrants into the interior of the U.S. — in anticipation of a surge at the border if Title 42 is officially terminated — is unprecedented in the 31 years he's been with the agency.
The Florida lawyer continued, asking,"In your experience 31 years with the Border Patrol, have you ever seen a document—or have you ever seen a memorandum like Exhibit 3 before?""Would you agree with me that Exhibit 3 deals with the possible rescission of Title 42?" probed the lawyer.
FLORIDA AG MOODY RELEASES INTERNAL DHS DOCUMENT SHE SAYS CONTRADICTS MAYORKAS TESTIMONY ON BORDER CRISIS Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is accusing the Biden administration of having only one solution for an increase in mass migration after Title 42 ends – mass releases of illegal migrants into the interior of the U.S
The memo outlines what it calls a"whole-of-government plan to prepare for and manage increased encounters of noncitizens at our Southwest Border."
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