On Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1988, Pan Am flight 103 from London to New York exploded over Scotland. A bomb, planted by Libyan terrorists, killed all 270 people aboard.
Two days later, I boarded flight 103, one of maybe 30 passengers. Hardly a word was spoken for the entire trip. None of us wanted to fly, but I was a broke student and wanted to be home for Christmas. This is like yesterday to me.The daily parade offrom our southern border has gotten worse. The chutzpah of the Biden administration’s approach to illegal immigration is on full display.
President Joe Biden clearly has no intention of deporting even a small percentage of the 2-3 million people who’ve forced their way into our country since he took office. He can’t even be bothered to visit the border. Jeh Johnson, Obama’s Department of Homeland Security secretary, recently admitted that the U.S. asylum system was totally broken, taking more than six years to decide a case and then failing to deport the more than 80% who don’t qualify.
For Biden or his senior officials, there have been no short-term consequences. That’s not the case for working-level DHS officers. They have been forced to do clerical work — processing bogus asylum-seekers by the thousands — while knowing that drugs, criminals, and terrorist suspects are coming in unscathed. This is morale-sapping. Border security is a hard job that
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