Retired San Diego Border Patrol Chief Patrol Agent Aaron Heitke said he was instructed by the Biden administration to not publicize arrests of illegal border crossers identified as “Significant Interest Aliens” with ties to terrorism.

Republicans call hearing, as party seeks to make border a major issue in fall elections, while Democrats accuse Donald Trump of deliberately keeping the issue alive - Anadolu Ajansı

Former senior-ranking U.S. Border Patrol official Aaron Heitke alleged in testimony given before House lawmakers that the Biden-Harris administration purposely covered up the crisis at the southern border as millions of migrants illegally entered the United States.

Former Border Patrol Chief Aaron Heitke at a Congressional hearing on Thursday revealed he was told to be silent about certain immigration practices including data on terror encounters and flights to fly illegal immigrants.

Retired Chief Border Patrol Agent Aaron Heitke joined "Fox & Friends First" ahead of his testimony to Congress on the border crisis under the Biden-Harris administration.

Republicans call hearing, as party seeks to make border a major issue in fall elections, while Democrats accuse Donald Trump of deliberately keeping the issue alive

Former San Diego Sector Chief Patrol Agent Aaron Heitke told lawmakers he was stopped from releasing information on migrants in his sector.

A former sector chief for the U.S. Border Patrol says he was blocked from releasing information on the flow of migrants who may have terrorism ties.

President Joe Biden’s administration instructed Border Patrol agents not to disclose to the American public the increase in terrorist encounters at the border, former chief patrol agent for Border Patrol’s San Diego Sector,