That’s not mere social media and the solution of course is to throw all illegals out, though with priority by risk, but I have a hard time taking your pretending that China isn’t up to local military infiltration here to mere ignorance on your part.
Again, I’ll guess most Freepers will see through it.
[That’s not mere social media and the solution of course is to throw all illegals out, though with priority by risk, but I have a hard time taking your pretending that China isn’t up to local military infiltration here to mere ignorance on your part.
Again, I’ll guess most Freepers will see through it.]
Real life is not a Rambo movie. Lone Survivor Marcus Luttrell saw 3 of his SEAL teammates killed because he was in a remote area not fully covered by close air support. A Chinook dispatched to assist his team saw 39 men killed because of a golden BB.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2011_Afghanistan_Boeing_Chinook_shootdown
Chinese tourists and business travelers can enter the country and leave, or not. There are no minders watching them. Going across the Rio Grande is pointless, expensive and dangerous. That’s why the entire thesis is off-the-wall. You’re looking at the least likely candidates. The most likely ones are students, tourists, business travelers and military attaches traveling under diplomatic cover, hundreds of thousands a year, not tens of thousands.
And, given the sizeable budgets available, it would be better for them to travel, as Israeli operatives working abroad always do, under genuine third country passports with accompanying aliases, which are easily purchased for some nominal sum ($10K - $20K) if the right palms are greased. There is no reason to risk that lives of highly-trained and -selected operatives by pulling a stunt like having them travel through cartel territory.