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2024 election outcome and Border Patrol staffing impact
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Harris wins, significant resignations • 25%
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Trump wins, significant resignations • 25%
Official results from the US Presidential election and reports from the US Border Patrol
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Border Patrol Agents Threaten Mass Resignations if Kamala Harris Wins Election: 'Not doing this s–t again' if Trump wins
Oct 15, 2024, 07:15 PM
Border Patrol agents have expressed intentions to resign in significant numbers if Kamala Harris is elected in the upcoming presidential election. Sources within the agency report that many agents, particularly those eligible for retirement, are prepared to leave their positions, with sentiments reflecting a strong aversion to the prospect of another term under Harris. A recurring quote among the agents highlights their dissatisfaction: 'I’m not doing this s–t again,' indicating a desire for change in leadership. Conversely, the agents suggest that if Donald Trump were to win, they would likely remain in their roles. This sentiment underscores the critical impact that the election outcome may have on staffing within the Border Patrol.
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