Border Crisis

BORDER PATROL CHIEF UNDER OATH: Biden Has 'No Consequences' Policy, Border Crisis Will Get Worse

posted by Hannity Staff - 8.30.22

Fox News has obtained a recorded deposition from July 28 that was part of discovery in a lawsuit by Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody against the Department of Homeland Security and other border agencies. In the deposition, Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz says Biden’s border has “no consequences” and will get worse.

“Ortiz, who has more than 31 years of experience in law enforcement, told attorneys representing Florida that he believes migration will increase at an exponential rate at the southern border,” Fox reports.

From Fox News:

“In my experience, we have seen increases when there are no consequences,” said Ortiz during the deposition.

“So, if migrant populations believe that they’re going … there are not going to be consequences, more of them will come to the border. Is that what you’re saying?” questioned the attorney.

Ortiz responded: “There is an assumption that if migrant populations are told that there is a potential that they may be released, that, yes, you can see increases.”

“So, it will increase at an exponential rate. Is that what is being suggested here?” continued the attorney.

“Well, I do think it will increase, yeah,” responded Ortiz.

In addition, the attorney pressed Ortiz, asking, “Since President Biden was elected, does this document indicate that aliens illegally entering the United States perceive that they will be able to enter and remain in the United States?”

“Yes,” he told the lawyers while under oath.

Watch the video above.

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