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America is dying at the border while the Biden machine writes talking points and pats itself on the back. Families drown in the Rio Grande, and Americans watch as human-smuggling operations turn our southern frontier into a killing field — a humanitarian crisis borne of reckless, open-door policies that treat sovereignty like an afterthought.
The drug scourge that’s devouring our kids is tied directly to the chaos our borders invite; fentanyl and other narcotics flow through every seam of a failing system while Washington plays politics. Over 100,000 overdose deaths were recorded recently, and law-enforcement data show complicated shifts in how cartel trafficking is operating at the border and through legal ports of entry.
Meanwhile, the immigration courts are buried under a mountain of cases so enormous it’s become part of the problem, not the solution. EOIR and independent trackers report millions of pending matters clogging dockets, leaving real victims and national-security concerns unanswered while judges struggle to keep up.
Asylum dockets alone number in the millions, with dormant files being pulled back onto active calendars and hearings delayed for years — a system abused by cartels and exploited by those who skirt our laws. This isn’t compassion; it’s chaos dressed up as policy, and it costs lives when smugglers and traffickers have the time and incentives to operate with impunity.
Chris Salcedo and patriots across the country are rightly furious, pointing out that amateur-hour leadership has turned enforcement into a punchline and left Americans to pick up the pieces. Salcedo has used colorful language to describe the incompetence that reigns on the left, and his ire reflects what millions of hardworking citizens feel when they watch their towns suffer.
So what’s the alternative? If the administration won’t secure the border or fix a judicial train wreck it created, bold action is justified — including rebooting asylum dockets and prioritizing cases that genuinely merit protection while expelling the rest. Tough, honest governance would stop the bleeding: enforce the law, dismantle cartel networks, and restore the rule of law so Americans can sleep at night without fearing poisoned pills or human-trafficking rings at their doorstep.
Patriots must demand accountability at the ballot box, in Congress, and in every courthouse where this crisis festers. This is about saving American lives, protecting our children, and reclaiming a government that serves We the People rather than rewarding chaos — and we should never apologize for insisting on security, law, and common sense.
