Fox News Footage Shows Release Of Chinese Nationals Into US Amid Massive Spike In Encounters

The video shows the release of Chinese immigrants in the United States.

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EXCLUSIVE . Footage obtained by Fox News this week shows that Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is allowing buses carrying Chinese nationals to travel into the United States.

In Brownsville, Texas, two buses full of immigrants were donated to an NGO. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) sources told Fox that they were being released with notices because there were too many checkpoints and no room to accommodate them.

Immigrants released from the NTA receive court hearings on their immigration cases, which can take four to seven years to complete.

In the Rio Grande Valley, one of the busiest areas along the border, the number of Chinese nationals has increased by more than 900% since the same period last year, officials said. In February 2022, there were 55 roundups of Chinese citizens at the southern border. Last month: 1,368.

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There were a total of 450 raids on Chinese nationals in fiscal year 2021, 1,176 in fiscal year 2022, and 4,366 from October to date this fiscal year.

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The detention of Chinese nationals sheds light on the global nature of the US border crisis. Last week, officials said there was an influx of immigrants from 147 different countries this fiscal year.

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Meanwhile, Border Patrol Agent Raul Ortiz testified before lawmakers that DHS has no operational control of the border and suggested that various areas are overwhelmed by the sheer number of immigrants they encounter. He also said he disagreed with President Biden's decision to stop construction of the border wall.

More than 1.7 million appointments were recorded in FY2021 and more than 2.3 million in FY2022. Fiscal year 2023 was on track to beat those numbers, but the numbers fell in January and February.

SINCE OCTOBER, AGENTS OF THE BORDER SECTOR HAVE ARRESTED 147 AGENTS FROM DIFFERENT STATES.

The Biden administration linked the rejection to measures it passed in January, including a humanitarian parole program and an extension of the repeal of Section 42. It is also proposing a rule that would make immigrants automatically eligible for asylum if they enter and cross illegally. through another country without applying for asylum.

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The rule will last until the expiration of Section 42, the public health order that was used to deport immigrants because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The order will expire on May 11 after the end of the public health emergency.

Officials have warned of a possible increase in border migration after the order is lifted, as well as an increase in the number of people being processed in the United States.

Republicans have accused the administration of rolling back Trump-era border protections and releasing more immigrants, saying the policy has fueled immigration growth. The criticism came Tuesday in response to reports from Fox News.

"Now the Biden administration is releasing Chinese illegals who crossed the southern border. They're not even trying to enforce the law," Sen. Rep. Josh Hawley, R-Mos., tweeted:

Meanwhile, the administration blamed Republicans for failing to provide additional funding and voting against immigration reform, which he introduced on his first day in office. On Monday, he took particular aim at the GOP budget proposal, which he called a "five-alarm fire" and said would cut CBP staff.

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