Top House committee subpoenas Biden admin for docs on faulty border cameras: ‘National security threat’

The House Homeland Security Committee has issued a subpoena to the Biden administration for documents related to the failure to operate and maintain surveillance cameras at the southern border. Border Patrol sources have indicated that many cameras in multiple sectors are not working, with maintenance sometimes being performed by non-U.S. citizens, potentially violating security policies. The situation has raised concerns about national security threats and the number of individuals entering the U.S. without proper screening. The Department of Homeland Security has promised a briefing to address the issue, but documents were not provided. The situation has drawn criticism from the National Border Patrol Council and is a key issue in the upcoming presidential election.