US Air Force General Sounds Alarm: Cartel Drones Swarm the Border, with Over 1,000 Encounters Monthly

There are many non-human encounters with drones. They occur up to 1,000 times per month.

This is the shocking conclusion that Air Force General Gregory M. Guillot came to when he testified Thursday before the Senate Armed Services Committee and answered questions from Senator Ted Budd (R, NC). Guillot was appointed commander of the United States Northern Command (formerly North American Aerospace Defense Command) in February.

He’s worried about what he sees in his new role:

Guillot told the senator, “The number of incursions” was alarming when he took over command in late November. “I don’t know the exact number – I don’t believe anyone does – but it’s thousands …”

Budd asked Guillot to specify the period in time when he referred to “thousands of” drone incursions.

“I would say in probably over a month we could probably have over 1,000 a month.”

What are drones and who controls them? The Mexican drug and human trafficking cartels are most likely to be operating these drones. They are probably scouting out the U.S. reaction to the border invasion, and trying to find the best way to counteract it. Unmanned aircraft may be used for narcotics transportation.

Many interested parties were watching the crash of a helicopter near the U.S. Mexico border in Texas on March 8 that tragically killed two New York National Guardsmen and a Border Patrol agent. It doesn’t look like drone footage, but whoever was behind the camera paid attention to the U.S. military and laughed at their deaths.

Guillot is not only concerned about illegal immigrants and drones from South and Central America, but also the alarming numbers of Chinese nationals who are sneaking into the country.

Guillot stated: “The number of Chinese crossing the border is something I am very concerned about.” I have gone to the southern border in the short time I’ve held the command to speak to agents and leaders about this.” “I’ve also talked with the CBP acting commissioner on this topic.”

Guillot added, “What worries me the most about the Chinese migrants in particular is that they are so concentrated at one place on the border. Two, while some may be political migrants, there are other explanations. Counterintelligence can hide in plain view in such large numbers.

Biden’s deliberate failures on the border will be remembered as the most craven policies of all time. It is hoped that this and other failures will force him to leave the White House by January 2025.