Chad Wolf breaks down the February border crossings

Chad Wolf, former Acting Secretary of Homeland Security, discussed the February border crossings, highlighting the ongoing crisis at the southern border. During his appearance, Wolf used a vivid analogy to describe the situation: "The border is on fire, and President Biden has all the water in the world to put the fire out, but yet he is calling on Congress to authorize more water for him." This analogy underscores the perceived inaction and reliance on Congress by the Biden administration to address the crisis.

Wolf criticized the administration's stance, pointing out that the current border crisis was not created by Congress but by the policies implemented by the Biden administration in 2021. He argued that the administration has the necessary resources and authority to address the border issues but is instead deflecting responsibility onto Congress.

This discussion comes amidst reports of a significant increase in illegal border crossings in February, raising concerns about national security and public safety. Wolf's comments highlight the urgent need for effective and immediate action to manage and mitigate the border crisis. He emphasized that the administration must take responsibility and utilize its existing resources to secure the border and ensure the safety of American communities.