President Joe Biden has been pushed by expanded terrorism threats over the past year and by the highest number of illegal border crossings under the terrorist watch list to extend nationwide evacuation orders by executive purchase. Ironically, its policies have only made worse of all challenges.
Under the Biden-Harris leadership, the greatest number of illegal border crossers on the criminal watch list have come into the state in U. S. history. New arrests “raise serious concerns about the continued threat that ISIS and its zealous supporters pose to U. S. regional security, as well as the gap in the Biden-Harris government’s testing and screening capabilities”, U. S. House Committee on Homeland Security chairman Representative Mark Green (R-TN) said. The Committee even remains concerned about the possibility of a “lone wolf” professional or several stars plotting a terrorist attack on American soil.
In February, Biden extended a federal disaster purchase related to Afghanistan after initially issuing it on Feb. 11, 2022. It refers to” the unusual and extraordinary threat to the United States ‘ national security and foreign policy created by” the uprising in Afghanistan following Biden’s surrender to the Taliban six months earlier.
The Center Square notes the duplicity:
Despite the national incident, the Biden-Harris management released 77, 000 Afghans into the U. S. through” Operation Allies Welcome” system. The majority were n’t properly vetted, according to an Inspector General report. One of them was just detained for allegedly planning an American election-day criminal attack.
In September, Biden extended an administrative purchase,” Continuation of the National Emergency with Respect to Persons who Commit, Threaten to Perpetrate, or Support Terrorism”, for another year. It’s been extended since Sept. 23, 2001, when it was issued by past chairman George W. Bush.
According to the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, the attempt declares a national disaster. The burial terrorist attacks and threats of violence committed by foreign terrorists, including the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, and the persistent and immediate risk of attacks against American citizens or the United States are “unexpected and extraordinary threats to the national protection, foreign policy, and economy of the United States,” according to the statement.
Additionally, Biden extended another executive order signed by former president Donald Trump on September 9, 2019, to “increase and develop sanctions to fight the continuing threat posed by global extremism and to take extra measures to deal with the regional emergency.”
Biden declared a new national emergency in relation to Syria after a U.S. House report highlighted over 50 cases of Islamic terrorist activity in 29 states over the past two years and prompted further warnings about potential Islamic terrorist attacks.
Trump issued the order on Oct. 14, 2019, which Biden extended” to continue in effect beyond October 14, 2024″, the order states.
Biden extended additional national emergency orders on October 11. One includes Colombia-based narcotics trafficking, which former President Bill Clinton first issued the order on Oct. 21, 1995, in the middle of a decades-long bipartisan “war on drugs”.
” The circumstances that led to the declaration of a national emergency on October 21, 1995, have not been resolved”, Biden’s order states.
The actions of significant narcotics traffickers with a focus in Colombia continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the country’s national security, foreign policy, and economy, and result in extreme violence, corruption, and harm both domestically and internationally.
Biden also extended a national emergency order relating to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, which was first issued by former president George W. Bush on October 27, 2006. Former President Barack Obama extended and amended it on July 8, 2014, Biden extended it through Oct. 27, 2025.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the United States ‘ foreign policy, according to the order.” The situation there has been marked by widespread violence and atrocities that continue to threaten regional stability.