National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd didn’t mince words as he tore into Biden officials on Fox News, slamming the lack of accountability for illegal migrants. In a candid discussion on “Jesse Watters PrimeTime,” Judd shed light on the escalating tensions at the southern border, fueled by a surge in illegal immigration.

Host Will Cain drew attention to a recent incident where a group of illegal immigrants attacked two New York Police Department officers, only to be released shortly after. Judd, while expressing disdain for the migrants’ disrespectful behavior, acknowledged that it vividly mirrors the daily struggles faced by Border Patrol agents.

Judd painted a stark picture of the border environment, attributing migrants’ audacity to the absence of consequences. He pointed out that the administration’s failure to address such behavior effectively rewards illegal entry, sending a message that there are no repercussions.

The release of migrants in New York, who later fled to California, serves as a glaring example of this problematic trend. Judd underscored the administration’s inaction, creating an atmosphere that emboldens further criminal activities.

Cain, asserting that the United States is losing its seriousness as a nation, highlighted the breakdown in law, order, and justice.

Judd echoed this sentiment, rebuking Vice President Kamala Harris and DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for pandering to an “open border radical base.”The conversation brought to light the perceived lack of deterrence and punishment for illegal immigrants, portraying a nation on the brink of lawlessness.

Judd emphasized the stark contrast between official statements and the ground reality at the border, exposing the inconsistency in the administration’s stance. The border crisis is reaching a critical point for President Joe Biden’s administration as illegal crossings soar to record highs.

Democrats are now echoing concerns raised by GOP lawmakers, with reports of illegal immigrants inundating sanctuary cities and alarming incidents, like the assault on NYPD officers near Times Square. Governor Kathy Hochul’s contemplation of deportation for the assailants underscores the urgent need to address the challenges posed by the escalating border crisis.