Border Patrol Union Endorses Trump, Criticizes Harris on Border Security
The National Border Patrol Council officially endorsed former President Donald Trump at a rally in Arizona on Sunday.
The National Border Patrol Council officially endorsed former President Donald Trump at a rally in Arizona on Sunday.
The labor union that represents Border Patrol agents and the acting CBP chief threw their weight behind a bipartisan Senate border security bill on Monday, but House Republicans appear poised to block it.
CBP’s Office of Personal Responsibility drafted a 500-page report detailing the investigation into horse-mounted Border Patrol agents accused of mistreating Haitian migrants last year.
The FBI is trying to determine what happened to more than $500,000 that is missing from the union that represents about 20,000 Border Patrol agents.
The details surrounding the death and serious injuries of two Border Patrol agents on the night of Nov. 18 were almost immediately blamed on stone-throwing immigrants.
Border Patrol has a new leader under President Trump’s administration.
The National Border Patrol Council, which represents more than 16,000 agents, met with Donald Trump to determine how best to secure the border.
While many people who have endorsed Donald Trump for president have withdrew their support over the candidate’s vulgar comments about women, the National Border Patrol Council and Customs Enforcement Council have not.