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The Biden Border Crisis

English · Hardback

Will be released 07.08.2024

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A former Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection and Chief of the Border Patrol with decades of law enforcement experience reveals the true scale of the safety and national security threat on the American border. One of the most potent issues on the Right has been the chaos and lawlessness on America''s southern border. In Biden''s Border Crisis , Mark Morgan assesses the crisis from a law enforcement perspective. We''ve been looking at the problem all wrong, he argues--this isn''t a cultural or a political issue--it''s about national security. Either we run the border, or cartels will. There''s no in-between, Morgan emphasizes. In framing his argument, Morgan draws on his deep experience as an FBI agent fighting MS-13, and as the Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection and Chief of the Border Patrol trying out to take back operational control of our country''s borders from the ruthless and violent Mexican cartels. How do you combat an enemy who will release a three-year-old child into the desert to distract agents, so they can push drugs, criminals, and potentional national security threats across the border? We have intentionally ceded our nation''s borders to an enemy who will stop at nothing to expand their strength, power, and influence across the globe to expand their criminal operations. Deeply researched, authoritative, and groundbreaking, this hard-hitting book is essential for understanding how our border security broke down--and a guidebook for how to reestablish America''s reputation as a bastion of law and order.

Product details

Authors Mark Morgan
Publisher Harper Collins Usa
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Release 07.08.2024, delayed
 
EAN 9780063352940
ISBN 978-0-06-335294-0
No. of pages 288
Subjects Social sciences, law, business > Political science > Political science and political education

POLITICAL SCIENCE: American Government / Executive Branch, POLITICAL SCIENCE: Law Enforcement, POLITICAL SCIENCE: Public Policy / Immigration

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