Florida demands Biden admin close ‘catch-and-release loophole,’ noting suspected terrorists

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody announced she, along with 27 other states, are urging the Biden administration to make changes to its southern border policies.

The attorney general’s office noted that the Biden administration allowed more than seven million illegal immigrants across the U.S. border, which included 264 “suspected terrorists.”

“Given the massive flood of unvetted migrants into the interior of our country, there is no way to know who is in the U.S. or if they plan to enact terror on Americans,” Moody said.

The coalition of states filed a petition for rulemaking, which demanded the U.S. Department of Homeland Security change its catch-and-release and “unlawful” policies that “have horrendous effects” on the country’s security.