Bill Melugin vs. Joe Biden, Alejandro Mayorkas, border security edition

Anyone that thinks that Bill Melugin isn't the best in the business on border security issues hasn't taken the time to read Bill's latest tweet. Joe Biden's executive order hasn't been in effect a week yet. Still, Bill Melugin has figured it out that Biden's EO is BS.

In his tweet, Melugin wrote "NEW: @FoxNews has obtained an internal Border Patrol memo sent to agents in San Diego sector after President Biden’s executive order took effect, instructing them to release single adults from all but six countries in the eastern hemisphere & classifying them as 'hard' or 'very hard' to remove." That almost sounds like the Biden administration isn't interested in stopping illegal aliens from entering the U.S. If only we had additional proof.

Here's that additional proof

In a background call with reporters, DHS officials acknowledged the difficulty of removing illegal immigrants from eastern hemisphere countries, as some governments won’t cooperate with U.S. repatriation flights/travel documents & won’t take their citizens back.

DHS officials said they are engaged with these countries and are trying to enhance cooperation. Bottom line in the short term: Mass catch & release continues for illegal immigrants in San Diego sector, who continue pouring in from all around the globe.

That matches with Bill Melugin's videos from the border:

I've never thought that Biden's EO should've been taken seriously. Now I've got video and hardcopy proof that my initial instinct was correct. Joe Biden isn't interested in shutting our borders. He hasn't been serious since the Bush administration in 2006. This is Biden's true self: Trusting Biden on border security is like trusting an arsonist with a match and a gas can. That's your choice but that isn't where I'm putting my trust

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