RFK Jr. border fixes: Wall, 2,600 more agents, ‘Remain in Mexico’

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Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told America’s sheriffs he would introduce a tougher, Trump-style border policy to curb illegal immigration and ease pressure on asylum courts if he wins the presidency.

In a Q&A at the annual convention of the National Sheriffs’ Association on Monday, Kennedy ripped President Joe Biden’s open border agenda and said it is time to bring back many of the border-closing policies used by former President Donald Trump.

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