Border Patrol Chief just dropped TRUTH bomb on Democrats about the border






The US Border Patrol Chief, Carla Provost, just dropped one of those ‘truth bombs’ on Democrats today when she declared that the situation at the border was BOTH a humanitarian crisis and a security crisis.


Watch:







Wait, how can gang members and drug smugglers be a problem if her agents are having to deal with other illegals crossing the border? CNN keeps telling us that all of this illegal stuff is going through ports of entry and the rest isn’t a big problem.


I think just maybe I’ll take the word of this border patrol chief over the pundits on CNN.



“There is an ongoing debate about whether this constitutes a border security crisis or a humanitarian crisis. Let me be clear: it is both.”





Her biggest point in this clip, however, is to affirm that there is a crisis on the southern border. Not just a security crisis, but also a humanitarian crisis!


And yeah, Trump was right all along when he called it a crisis. Provost isn’t the first to affirm this and certainly won’t be the last.


But hey Democrats, great job on putting politics ahead of border security.

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