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FBI Director Christopher Wray Confirms Threats From The Border – Rising Cases Of Drug Trafficking And Violent Crimes

FBI Director Christopher Wray recently confirmed worries of violent crimes in the US border.
FBI Director Christopher Wray recently confirmed worries of violent crimes in the US border.

FBI Director Christopher Wray has confirmed ongoing threats of violence in the US border.

FBI Director Christopher Wray also added that border security is heightened to keep the public safe from these threats. (Photo: NPR)

FBI Director Christopher Wray also added that border security is heightened to keep the public safe from these threats. (Photo: NPR)

FBI Director Christopher Wray’s Confirmation

GOP Senator John Cornyn expressed concern about individuals evading law enforcement and crossing the border potentially posing a threat to the US, citing the possibility of terrorist groups exploiting the situation.

FBI Director Christopher Wray confirmed his concern about the threats emanating from the border, including drug trafficking and violent crimes committed by gangs.

FBI Director Christopher Wray also mentioned the potential for individuals or small groups drawing inspiration from events in the Middle East to carry out attacks in the US.

Border security is emphasized as critical to public safety, with concerns raised about crimes committed by illegal aliens, FBI Director Christopher Wray added.

According to a published article by Blaze Media, despite FBI Director Christopher Wray’s confirmation of the situation, US Border Patrol Chief Jason Owens highlighted the arrest of child offenders and individuals with gang affiliations at the border.

US-Mexico Border

In a published article by WPBF, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw and state lawmakers are concerned about the possibility of terrorists crossing the US-Mexico border, especially after FBI Director Christopher Wray discussed this.

The FBI director expressed worries about terrorist organizations exploiting vulnerabilities at the border. Lawmakers are calling for action to address this national security issue, with concerns about people from ISIS and the terrorist watch list potentially entering the country.

Since January 2021, about 1.8 million people have crossed the border, evading border patrol agents, and it’s unclear how many could be terrorists. Both Democratic and Republican lawmakers are urging for solutions to enhance security and prevent potential threats.

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