Vice President of the National Border Council Art Del Cueto expresses frustration among agents with current border policies. PatParrisTV brings us this story as part of our special presentation on the border, Cruzando la Linea. Watch it on our website
TUCSON, Ariz. —"Everyone's asking you to process faster," said Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council Art Del Cueto."We need to stop just processing faster and we need to have serious consequences for people breaking our law."
"You have to detain them, you have to have immigration judges and asylum officers down on the line," Del Cueto said."You need to look at these cases. The individuals that do not qualify, you have to immediately expel 'em and send them back to their country." "The drug cartels, the people that are bringing drugs into the country, they don't care what side of the aisle you are on. They just want to sell their product and make money."
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