Staff Reports
External policy analysts are expressing concern over the covert utilization of weaponized migration strategies against the United States. More than 11 million foreign nationals, including sly "gotaways," who enter the United States are not merely inadvertently doing so, according to these authorities. Contrary to appearances, this is all a component of a malevolent scheme known as "migrant warfare." Indeed, you did hear that accurately. Experts in foreign policy and the military have noted that this is an element of a hybrid warfare strategy that is also being implemented in Europe. The focus is on influencing domestic and global policies, which does not bode well for the United States.
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Experts assert that strategic "weaponized migration" is being employed by adversaries to target the United States. Since the 1950s, according to an analysis by MIT Center for International Studies smartass Kelly Greenhill, this strategy has been employed against virtually every U.S. administration. That's quite some time! She further cautions that failure to comprehend the mechanisms underlying this weaponized migration will inevitably lead to an escalation of border complications.
Greenhill provided instances wherein other nations, such as Haiti and Cuba, have employed weaponized migration to undermine the United States for decades. She further noted that since 1951, this cunning strategy has been effective in 81 cases across the globe. Who exactly is the target? Indeed, you guessed it: liberal democracies such as the United States of America. This weaponized migration issue is all about exploiting the political climate and attitudes of the targeted nation; if we do not exercise caution, it will continue to cause us problems.
However, there is more! Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of the Department of Homeland Security has been formulating some intriguing policies. The Collaborative Migration Management Strategy, the U.S. Strategy for Addressing the Root Causes of Migration in Central America, and the Los Angeles Declaration of Migration and Protection are examples of such policies. Do you know what? The aforementioned policies are facilitating the entry of an increasing number of foreign nationals into the United States. Are you able to trust it?
The United States, in fact, pledged in June 2022 to resettle 20,000 "refugees" from the Americas throughout fiscal years 2023 and 2024. In addition, during fiscal year 2022, the federal government granted an astounding 94% more H-2 visas to individuals from El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras. It is as if the floodgates have been widened, and the policies continue to facilitate individuals' access.
Additionally, for the first time in U.S. history, Mayorkas established "refugee processing centers" in foreign nations. In order to finance the expansion of processing facilities along the southwestern frontier, he has been spending enormous sums of money. However, this influx of individuals not only poses a challenge to the U.S. Border Patrol's operations but also increases the likelihood of a terrorist attack.
House Republicans are dissatisfied with Mayorkas's recent funding request and the Senate border measure, which have prompted them to accuse him of instigating the current border crisis. They are concerned that these policies will only serve to exacerbate the situation. And which counties in Texas? They are not holding back when they refer to it as an invasion and assert that safeguarding the interests of the states and their citizens ought to be our utmost concern.
There appears to be significant unrest developing at the border, and if nothing changes, the situation will only become more muddled.
