Forwarded from White Papers
"By Land, By Sea"
The United States has long faced an invasion over its southern border. Greece has continuously struggled to control the situation along its border with Turkey, and migrants flow freely through Ukraine and into the rest of Europe.
The borders of Spanish cities are stormed in waves so large and menacing that the scenes look as if they were cut directly from an action film.
Masses of military age men move across the Mediterranean Sea to Italy, Spain, Malta and Greece.
The English channel is a freeport for the military age men of the world to enter the UK.
Even Australia's resources as strained as it struggles to turn back illegal Sri Lankans who try to reach its shores by boats.
And now another frontier has reopened in North America as Cuban migrants, and many Haitians (over 300,000 of which live in Cuba), are reaching the United States in their thousands.
In 2021 only 838 Cubans made the journey to the United States, but since October 2022 more than 5,000 Cubans and Haitians have come to the US. 1,200 of them in January of 2023 alone.
Many of these migrants, over half, have been rescued at sea by US authorities and taxied to American shores.
Our nations do not have secure borders because our elite choose not to secure them.
We must point out that this is a policy choice, and that securing our frontiers is not at all complicated or 'difficult'.
The United States has long faced an invasion over its southern border. Greece has continuously struggled to control the situation along its border with Turkey, and migrants flow freely through Ukraine and into the rest of Europe.
The borders of Spanish cities are stormed in waves so large and menacing that the scenes look as if they were cut directly from an action film.
Masses of military age men move across the Mediterranean Sea to Italy, Spain, Malta and Greece.
The English channel is a freeport for the military age men of the world to enter the UK.
Even Australia's resources as strained as it struggles to turn back illegal Sri Lankans who try to reach its shores by boats.
And now another frontier has reopened in North America as Cuban migrants, and many Haitians (over 300,000 of which live in Cuba), are reaching the United States in their thousands.
In 2021 only 838 Cubans made the journey to the United States, but since October 2022 more than 5,000 Cubans and Haitians have come to the US. 1,200 of them in January of 2023 alone.
Many of these migrants, over half, have been rescued at sea by US authorities and taxied to American shores.
Our nations do not have secure borders because our elite choose not to secure them.
We must point out that this is a policy choice, and that securing our frontiers is not at all complicated or 'difficult'.