Rep. Scott Perry on Iranian Illegals, Border Security, and Biden's Cognitive Decline

Concerns Over Iranian Nationals Entering the US Illegally

• ⚠️ Congressman Scott Perry expresses concern that individuals with "ill intent" from Iran may have entered the U.S. illegally.
• 🎯 He highlights that Iran is the leading state sponsor of terrorism and that the U.S. lacks knowledge of the whereabouts, intentions, or capabilities of Iranian nationals who have crossed the border.
• 🔍 Law enforcement and investigative services are reportedly looking into this issue, with some individuals already being apprehended.
• ❓ The exact number of Iranian nationals in the U.S. illegally, their locations, and their intentions remain unknown.

Border Security and Vetting Failures

• 🚨 Perry criticizes the current border policies, suggesting that a lack of vetting and follow-up is allowing individuals from foreign, hostile countries to enter the U.S. unfettered.
• ✈️ He draws a parallel to the 9/11 hijackers, noting that while they entered legally, the report after the fact indicated the necessity of secure borders to prevent attacks.
• 🚫 The current administration is accused of ignoring the law and allowing people to enter without proper vetting or timely court dates.
• ⛰️ The issue of "gotaways"—individuals who evade Customs and Border Protection—is also raised, with the implication that they likely have nefarious intentions.

Allegations of Biden's Cognitive Decline and Autopen Use

• 🧐 Perry discusses a closed-door meeting with Neera Tanden regarding President Biden's cognitive condition.
• 🗣️ He expresses skepticism about obtaining candid and truthful answers regarding whether Biden was aware of the "autopen" signing documents or if actions were taken on his behalf.
• 🤷 Perry notes that Biden has sometimes been unable to identify key figures, including his own Secretary of Defense.
• ⚖️ The focus is on identifying who was truly in charge of the country over the past four years, suggesting that individuals responsible will be deposed before the Oversight Committee.