Rep. Mark Green (R-TN) has accused DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas of allowing five million illegal aliens into the US in three years, surpassing the annual birth rate.
Green highlighted Mayorkas’s Catch and Release policy, releasing 85% of encountered illegal aliens into American communities.
The DHS has reportedly released over three million inadmissible aliens, along with 1.8 million “gotaways.” (Trending: Fauci’s COVID Missteps Are Coming Back To Haunt Him)
Mayorkas has been criticized for increasing the rate of illegal aliens not being detained at the southern border compared to the Obama administration.
“Multiple sources confirmed Secretary Mayorkas admitted that release rates of illegal aliens are currently around 85 percent,” Green said.
“All told, DHS numbers indicate that well over three million inadmissible aliens have been released into our country on Secretary Mayorkas’s watch. Factor in the 1.8 million known gotaways, and that’s roughly the population of the state of South Carolina.”
“The figure suggests that Mayorkas has released more illegal aliens into American communities from 2021 through 2023 than the number of babies born annually in the U.S., which is fewer than four million,” he added.
“The majority of these illegal aliens, released via parole, will end up securing work permits to hold American jobs — a boon for big business, Wall Street, and real estate investors looking to keep wages low by inflating the labor market, add as many residents to the population to drive up housing demand, and increase the supply of consumers to whom they can sell products.”
“In Fiscal Year 2013, according to [the] DHS’s own numbers, the Obama administration detained 82 percent of illegal aliens from the moment they were encountered until their case was decided, and another nine percent were held for at least some portion of that time.”
“In Secretary Mayorkas’ first year on the job, that 82 percent number dropped to just ten percent. Illegal aliens not detained at all jumped from nine percent in FY 2013 to 64 percent in FY 2021. In a court opinion earlier this year, federal judge Kent Wetherell wrote, ‘The evidence establishes that in late January or early February of 2021, [the] DHS made a discrete change in detention policy from release only if there is a compelling reason to, to release unless there is a compelling reason not to.'”
“Some have accused [the] DHS of not enforcing our nation’s laws. This could not be further from the truth,” Mayorkas said.
Additionally, Mayorkas has called for funding to transport border crossers and illegal aliens into the US interior.
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