In testimony before the House Committee on Homeland Security, Jessica Vaughan of the Center for Immigration Studies focused on the consequences of the Biden Administration’s “misguided immigration policies” and the groups that benefit from them.
Among the latter, said Vaughan, are “employers seeking cheap, exploitable workers; NGOs who are awarded huge contracts to provide services to migrants; and politicians who welcome the addition of non-citizen constituents to their districts.”
She maintained, however, that “the biggest winners” of Biden’s policies are the drug cartels. “Drug trafficking is big business,” Vaughan observed, . . . “but reportedly in recent years the cartels actually have been making more money from human smuggling and trafficking than from drugs.”
To combat the cartels, she called on Congress to end “the array of policies, unauthorized entry programs, and legal loopholes that generate the most profitable customers for the cartels – illegal migrants.”
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