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The flood of Chinese signal jammers swamping our borders is the latest chapter in a shocking tale of brazen lawlessness sweeping America under Biden’s watch. Criminals, it seems, are borrowing a page from Silicon Valley, using technology not for progress, but for preying on hardworking Americans. An eye-popping 830% surge in these high-tech gadgets slipping past our borders tells us just how vulnerable we are—and how asleep at the wheel the current administration is.
Picture this: thugs storming into your home, robbing you blind, while you reach for your phone only to find it useless. These jammers aren’t just nifty toys—they’re weapons, silencing the cries for help in a nation where law and order should reign supreme. The victims? Regular folks across states like Florida, Texas, and Ohio, left defenseless as law enforcement tools are rendered useless.
Let’s connect the dots—this surge underlines the direct link between open borders and rising crime. South American crime rings, emboldened by Biden’s soft policies, have upped their game, jamming signals and police response times. But where is the outrage from the left? They’d rather point fingers at law-abiding gun owners than admit their border policies open the floodgates to this chaos.
Criminals Going High-Tech: Big Surge in Chinese-Made Signal Jammershttps://t.co/QoDqUXS68q
— RedState (@RedState) June 21, 2025
Here’s a straightforward fix: more Americans need to embrace their Second Amendment rights. If a burglar can disable your phone, they can’t jam the roar of a trusty firearm defending your home. It’s glaringly clear—our safety doesn’t rest in government hands but in our own. The only jammers stopping a .45 caliber message are those collecting dust under gun control advocates’ dreams.
Imagine a world where liberal-led policies leaned in favor of American security, where foreign-made tools of crime are confiscated before they ever set foot on our soil. Until then, ask yourself: Are you ready to let China and its gadgets dictate how you protect your family?
