Scanlon: CBP data demonstrated [fentanyl trafficking] overwhelmingly comes through the Ports of Entry in trucks and cargo ships, not on the backs of migrants trying to flee poverty or violence in their home countries.
[illegals serve as smokescreen; diverting resources from stopping trafficking, which does occur between Ports of Entry via large trucks driving through Indian Reservations]
Representative Tiffany: I hope as we go through this process, we also get more information out in regards to the NGOs, the International Organization for Migration [United Nations], which has weaponized immigration into this country, all the way from Panama, up to the southern border. I hope we dig in deep to those NGOs that are complicit in the greatest human trafficking operation in perhaps the history of the world.