(Corine Gatti, Headline USA) The host of Law and Border on Real America’s Voice exposed a makeshift bridge in Yuma, Arizona, reportedly built by cartel dealers and traffickers to make drug runs and shuttle illegals to cross the border with impunity.
While aware of the situation, the Biden administration reportedly doesn’t give a rip about the bridge, according to the Gateway Pundit.
“The cartel built a bridge from Mexico to the U.S., so illegals don’t have to get their feet wet walking across the river and Border Patrol, Secretary Mayorkas and Joe Biden are allowing it here in Yuma, Arizona,” host Ben Bergquam said.
“They [Border Patrol] fly over this every single day in the helicopter…they let it stay and they let people keep coming,” Bergquam noted during his video. He also documented proof of what could happen at the border in one night — showing a massive group of illegal aliens from Africa and the Middle East entering the country. “Title 42 may be over, but the invasion is not!” Berquam said.
It’s no mystery that the Southern border has become a hotbed of activity, with a constant flow of illegal aliens, sex trafficking, drugs and potential terrorists breaching America’s defenses on a daily basis. However, for Department of Homeland Security Chief Alejandro Mayorkas, under President Joe Biden, the stakes of human life are apparently not high enough. Approximately over 5 million illegals crossed the U.S. border since Biden has taken office.
Republicans have grown increasingly frustrated with the deteriorating conditions at the border but seen little progress to stop the invasions. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., did introduce Articles of Impeachment against Mayorkas in May, but produced no results.
“Our Southern border is being invaded, overrun & ignored. 1000s of illegal aliens, tons of drugs & even terrorists cross our border every day. Secretary Mayorkas is responsible,” Greene tweeted in May.
Mayorkas brushed off the talk of impeachment, telling CNN’s State of the Union in May. He said he was focused on the work in front of him, including climate change.
