Biden Nominates Open-Borders Advocate and Anti-Enforcement Cop to Key Positions
Preston Huennekens
Government Relations Manager
Joe Biden finally made formal nominations for the agency heads of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). Both picks have a history of supporting open-borders policies, and would take over crucially important immigration agencies in the midst of an escalating border crisis which the Biden administration refuses to take meaningful action on.
Customs and Border Protection – Chris Magnus
For the role of Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection, President Biden nominated a vocal Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions critic who once argued that anti-sanctuary legislation makes local communities “more dangerous.†Chris Magnus is the current police chief of Tucson, Arizona and previously served as the chief of Fargo, North Dakota and Richmond, California.
Magnus has no federal law enforcement or experience in immigration enforcement or law. Further, Magnus would direct an agency employing over 62,700 people despite never directing a police department larger than a few hundred staff members. Magnus is a self-described progressive whose own police union (Richmond, CA) denounced him for protesting in uniform against the very laws he swore to uphold. As the chief of the Tuscon, Arizona police department, he barred his agents from assisting Border Patrol’s search for an escaped illegal alien. This same man would lead the agency that oversees Border Patrol.
https://www.fairus.org/legislation/presidential-administration/border-security/biden-nominates-open-borders-advocate
