Ex-U.S. Ambassador for Human Rights: Biden Created Humanitarian Crisis at Border

Former U.S. Ambassador Ken Blackwell claims that President Joe Biden created a humanitarian crisis at America’s southern border, driven by human and drug trafficking. Ambassador to U.N. Human Rights Commission. 

“We have created a human rights crisis, and we’ve watched this slow deterioration of the notion of citizenship,” Blackwell said Thursday on the “Just the News, No Noise” Show on TV.

An insecure border has led to skyrocketing illegal migration in the first two year of the Biden administration. Undocumented migrants have been killed in record numbers Many people crossing the border are forced to rely upon violent drug cartels for help.

Officials believe that 2022 was the deadliest for illegal migrants. There were at least 853 deaths. According to data from the Border Patrol, it was the second consecutive year of breaking a record for illegal migrants.

After visiting the Arizona border last week, Kevin McCarthy, House Speaker, stated that the cartels control a majority. 

“What’s different,” McCarthy: Last week, “is what’s coming across here … It’s controlled by the cartels. The individuals who cross illegally on this border … come in camouflaged outfits.”

Blackwell asked GOP leaders not to support a border crisis, which he considers a threat to national sovereignty. 

“We cannot be part of the controlled opposition,” He said. “We in fact have to speak out against this nonsense of destroying our nation state, destroying citizenship, and creating an environment where every city in this country is a border city.”

The DEA, along with other federal agencies, has warned that The insecure border has been used by cartels to make human smuggling a multibillion-dollar business. The proceeds were used to increase the production of fentanyl, which has poisoned thousands of Americans in recent decades.