Biden Secretly Flies 320,000 Immigrants into the U.S.

(ProsperNews.net) – The Biden administration is secretly flying immigrants into the United States, according to the Center for Immigration Studies. The Center’s Todd Benson obtained information via a freedom of information lawsuit against the Department for Homeland Security and discovered that the federal government brought more than 320,000 people to America last year under a little-known aspect of the CBP One app.

The CBP One mobile app allows migrants to apply for asylum appointments at the border, after which they are released into the country. The federal government said it removes ruthless cartels and human traffickers from the migration process, but new data shows that the Biden administration is flying thousands of people to airports across America without informing the public. Mr. Benson calls the scheme “legally dubious.”

Under the program, migrants can also apply for asylum in the US from their own countries and then be flown into America. However, customs and Border Patrol will not say which cities they fly to or what countries they come from.

The government said the flights, which brought the migrants to 43 airports last year, are carried out secretly because publicizing them could pose “operational vulnerabilities” due to “bad actors.”

In January, Republicans called on Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to publish a full “numerical breakdown” and be honest with the public about how many people are coming to America. Reps. Jim Jordan and Tom McClintock wrote to Mayorkas, saying that Biden’s catch-and-release policy meant that 85% of those who arrived at the southern border were released into the US.

The letter accused the federal government of incentivizing illegal migration and claimed that migrants know that not only will they be allowed to enter but that they will receive a “plane or bus ticket” to anywhere they wish to go – at taxpayers’ expense.

The United States has the world’s largest immigrant population, and recent surveys show that growing numbers of Americans are increasingly concerned about its impact.