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How the Border Invasion Is Colonizing Rural Parts of American | Guest: Todd Bensman | 5/8/23 Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz

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The invasion at the border is not just a border problem and is not just plaguing our major cities. Todd Bensman, senior national security fellow with the Center for Immigration Studies, joins us to discuss the background of the Cleveland, Texas, illegal alien accused of killing five people. It turns out that Liberty County, Texas, is the site of the largest illegal alien colony, and it is saturated with a culture of violence and cartel culture. Bensman believes we have not even begun to actualize or even observe the full transformative effect of the endless border invasion on so many counties. This underscores why we need an imminent solution focused on state and interior enforcement even more than border security.  
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The invasion at the border is not just a border problem and is not just plaguing our major cities. Todd Bensman, senior national security fellow with the Center for Immigration Studies, joins us to discuss the background of the Cleveland, Texas, illegal alien accused of killing five people. It turns out that Liberty County, Texas, is the site of the largest illegal alien colony, and it is saturated with a culture of violence and cartel culture. Bensman believes we have not even begun to actualize or even observe the full transformative effect of the endless border invasion on so many counties. This underscores why we need an imminent solution focused on state and interior enforcement even more than border security.  
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