black unemployment has risen

[Indeependent]

......and you would know that because................

Because they are worth hundreds of millions, if not billions, and they know about Risk Management.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

So why did you ask the dumb question of percentages.

How much damage does 10% do?

From the Center of Immigration studies:

A review of CBP’s enforcement statistics reveals two things that are particularly interesting: First, CBP’s seizures of the lethal drug fentanyl are up this fiscal year. Second, most Border Patrol seizures of the narcotic are occurring at the Southwest border, and more of the stuff is being apprehended in wide-open areas near the border than at interior checkpoints. Due to the president’s immigration policies, however, the border is still open for cartels to push death, as a recent lawsuit explains.

CBP, Border Patrol Fentanyl Seizures Up at the Southwest Border

The amount of illegal drugs making it onto the streets and into the communities of America and the number of illegal migrants at the border are inextricably linked. Border Patrol agents who are feeding migrants and changing diapers aren’t there to stop the drug smugglers bringing their “product”...

cis.org

 

[Superbadbrutha]

So you know what's along the border? THE BORDER! It says nothing about legal points of entry.

So the WHOLE border is a legal point of entry. Smfh.

“Ports of entry” along the U.S. southern border are official crossing points where U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers regulate the flow of people and goods between the United States and Mexico.

Is the WHOLE border an official crossing point?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

From the Center of Immigration studies:

A review of CBP’s enforcement statistics reveals two things that are particularly interesting: First, CBP’s seizures of the lethal drug fentanyl are up this fiscal year. Second, most Border Patrol seizures of the narcotic are occurring at the Southwest border, and more of the stuff is being apprehended in wide-open areas near the border than at interior checkpoints. Due to the president’s immigration policies, however, the border is still open for cartels to push death, as a recent lawsuit explains.

CBP, Border Patrol Fentanyl Seizures Up at the Southwest Border

The amount of illegal drugs making it onto the streets and into the communities of America and the number of illegal migrants at the border are inextricably linked. Border Patrol agents who are feeding migrants and changing diapers aren’t there to stop the drug smugglers bringing their “product”...

cis.org

Most of those drugs were seized at the ports of entry, but that should not be confused with the fact that most of the fentanyl is entering the United States come through those ports.

Almost all of those drugs were seized at the Southwest border, 869.2 pounds, or just less than 98 percent of all Border Patrol seizures.

 

[struth]

Most of those drugs were seized at the ports of entry, but that should not be confused with the fact that most of the fentanyl is entering the United States come through those ports.

Almost all of those drugs were seized at the Southwest border, 869.2 pounds, or just less than 98 percent of all Border Patrol seizures.

makes you wonder how much wasn’t seized at the Ports of Entry and how much is coming through other areas

but thanks to xiden the cartels changed a lot of the business plans, they drastically increased their human trafficking business thanks to his open border policies, there is massive demand…

joey xiden, brining back the cartels better

 

[Indeependent]

Most of those drugs were seized at the ports of entry, but that should not be confused with the fact that most of the fentanyl is entering the United States come through those ports.

Almost all of those drugs were seized at the Southwest border, 869.2 pounds, or just less than 98 percent of all Border Patrol seizures.

Seems some Border Guards may be earning some extra money.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Most of those drugs were seized at the ports of entry, but that should not be confused with the fact that most of the fentanyl is entering the United States come through those ports.

Almost all of those drugs were seized at the Southwest border, 869.2 pounds, or just less than 98 percent of all Border Patrol seizures.

Didn't you read the quote I pasted? and more of the stuff is being apprehended in wide-open areas near the border than at interior checkpoints. What don't you understand about that statement? And even if you dispute it, they provided a hyperlink to the study.

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

So the WHOLE border is a legal point of entry. Smfh.

“Ports of entry” along the U.S. southern border are official crossing points where U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers regulate the flow of people and goods between the United States and Mexico.

Is the WHOLE border an official crossing point?

No. Everyplace outside of those checkpoints are illegal to cross and transport recreational drugs. That's the point.

 

[Indeependent]

No. Everyplace outside of those checkpoints are illegal to cross and transport recreational drugs. That's the point.

Could you repeat that 40 times?
I'm too invested in an Open Border to comprehend it.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

makes you wonder how much wasn’t seized at the Ports of Entry and how much is coming through other areas

but thanks to xiden the cartels changed a lot of the business plans, they drastically increased their human trafficking business thanks to his open border policies, there is massive demand…

joey xiden, brining back the cartels better

Do you have anything to back that up or as usual is that just your opinion.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Didn't you read the quote I pasted? and more of the stuff is being apprehended in wide-open areas near the border than at interior checkpoints. What don't you understand about that statement? And even if you dispute it, they provided a hyperlink to the study.

It actually said MOST of it is seized at points of entry.

 

[struth]

Do you have anything to back that up or as usual is that just your opinion.

the President of Mexico stated it best in the intel his govt collected about the cartels

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

It actually said MOST of it is seized at points of entry.

No it said most at the southwest border, not southwest points of entry. It went on to say more was being confiscated in wide open spaces near the border.

You do realize that border and points of entry are not synonymous, don't you?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

No it said most at the southwest border, not southwest points of entry. It went on to say more was being confiscated in wide open spaces near the border.

You do realize that border and points of entry are not synonymous, don't you?

Where are the points of entry located?

 

[struth]

Where are the points of entry located?

at certain places on the border...and around the country...Ports of Entry don't have to be on the border.

At Ports of Entry

Securing America's Borders

www.cbp.gov

 

[Superbadbrutha]

at certain places on the border...and around the country...Ports of Entry don't have to be on the border.

At Ports of Entry

Securing America's Borders

www.cbp.gov

The ones on the Southwest Border of course.

 

[struth]

The ones on the Southwest Border of course.

Yes, there are some there as well.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

U.S. citizens were apprehended nearly seven times more often than Mexican citizens between October 2020 and March 31 for trying to smuggle drugs in vehicles, U.S. Customs and Border Protection data shows. In the 2018 and 2019 fiscal years, Americans were caught roughly twice as often as Mexicans.

Despite early pandemic disruptions to the global drug trade, illegal substances have since been pouring into the U.S. — the world's largest consumer of them. Customs and Border Protection says narcotics seizures along the U.S.-Mexico border have increased slightly in the 2021 fiscal year, while the U.S. Department of Homeland Security has said Mexican traffickers' ability to move drugs into the country had stayed "largely intact."

Customs and Border Protection figures show the agency seized nearly 92,000 pounds of drugs from vehicles at southern ports of entry between October 2020 and May.

U.S. citizens had been apprehended about 2,400 times by late March for drug smuggling during inspections of vehicles crossing those checkpoints. In comparison, just 361 such apprehensions during the same period involved Mexican citizens, who are generally second — behind Americans — for drug trafficking arrests at ports of entry.

Arrests of U.S. citizens who bring drugs through in their bodies also have risen. In the first four months of the 2021 fiscal year, 505 Americans were arrested with drugs concealed in their bodies at southern checkpoints, compared with just 35 people from all other countries during the same period.

US-Mexico border drug busts: Increasing number of Americans being apprehended

An increasing number of American citizens have been apprehended as they have tried to smuggle illegal drugs into the U.S. since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, an uptick that's come amid travel restrictions at the border with Mexico.

www.foxnews.com

 

[Ray From Cleveland]

Where are the points of entry located?

I don't know I've never been down there. What does that have to do with what we were talking about?

 

[horselightning]

NYC clothing line inspiring ‘positivity’ picks up steam after Black Lives Matter protests

Staten Islander Anthony Fakoya, 26, launched his ONYXX BE VIBRANT brand during the coronavirus pandemic.

www.silive.com

black dude sittign around doing nothing till he makes blm clothes. lol lol lol and we woner why their unemlpoymnt is so high lol lol