The border crime surge undermines Harris’s claims of ‘progress’

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Vice President Kamala Harris visited El Paso on Friday and claimed her team made “a lot of progress,” completely ignoring the wave of drugs and migrants pouring across the border.

At the end of April alone, U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported multiple instances of human trafficking by smugglers. The agency also apprehended several migrants formerly convicted of sexual assault, rape, and attempted murder, among other offenses.

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