National Guard could use FORCE against armed migrants entering US under new bill from Navy SEAL veteran Republican congressman

Republicans in the House of Representatives are pushing for a bill that would authorize the National Guard to use lethal force against individuals with weapons traveling to the U.S. from Mexico

The Defend Our Borders from Armed Invaders Act was introduced by Republican Rep. Morgan Luttrell of Texas, a former Navy SEAL who served in the Navy for fourteen years.

Over the past year, there have been several cases of migrants entering the US with weapons, with some brandishing rifles such as the AR-15.

And as the Biden administration and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott clash over border security policies, this bill, Luttrell claims, will allow the National Guard to better protect the U.S. by using “any means necessary” to arrest armed migrants to stop.

“We are seeing violent crime continue to escalate at the border and flow into our communities, while President Biden’s policies have created an unsustainable national security crisis,” Luttrell told DailyMail.com in a statement.

“This legislation is a step in the right direction to combat this crime by giving the National Guard the power to prevent these armed individuals from entering the United States by any means necessary.”

The unknown man is said to be a human smuggler. He returned to Mexico after these images were captured

If passed, the bill would allow National Guardsmen to use “any means necessary” to protect the U.S. from armed invaders from Mexico.

The bill allows National Guardsmen “to take such actions as may be necessary to repel persons attempting to enter the United States from Mexico who are carrying weapons, and for other purposes,” according to a copy of the text was shared with DailyMail.com.

In August, Texas Rangers drone operators in Eagle Pass, Texas, observed a man with a suspected AR rifle leading a group of illegal immigrants across the Rio Grande.

“The unidentified male has returned to Mexico,” Texas Department of Safety Lt. Chris Olivarez said at the time.

In August, another group of migrants was also spotted carrying guns across the border into the US. according to a Fox News reportwith one person wearing military body armor.

“Cartels and smugglers thrive on our wide-open border,” Rep. Luttrell told DailyMail.com.

Rep. Luttrell deployed on multiple combat missions during his Navy career

Armed US Border Patrol agents are seen on the US side of the border wall

In December, more than 300,000 migrants were encountered crossing the US-Mexico border

The border crisis has become so pronounced that a group of former FBI and Homeland Security officials sent a letter to congressional leaders in January warning them that a terrorist attack on the US “is imminent” after foreigners from “military age’ have flowed through the porous area. US-Mexico border.

The letter was sent to Senate and House leadership on January 17, warning members of “the danger” posed by the influx of young, single men from “enemy countries.”

Their “background, intent or allegiance is completely unknown,” the former law enforcement officials say.

The letter was signed by Timothy Healy, former director of the Terrorist Screening Center, former FBI Assistant Directors Kevin Brock and Chris Swecker, former Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan and six other officials.

December set a record for the most encounters with migrants in a single month – more than 302,000 – not including ‘escapes’ – migrants who entered the country illegally without being detected.