The Only Good Official in the Brandon Administration is being forced out by the Commies

 

Biden's border chief 'told to resign or be fired' after being falsely accused and slandered by misleading leaks to MSM by administration commies

• Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Chris Magnus is in the firing line
• He released statement that DHS Secretary Mayorkas has told him to step down 
• If he doesn't, the Biden administration has threatened to fire him
• Magnus has insisted he will not leave the post and is committed to the agency 

A top border official said on Friday he had been asked to resign or be fired amid tension in the Biden administration with the commies.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Chris Magnus said in a statement to the Los Angeles Times and the Washington Post that he had been asked to step down by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas or be removed from the role. 

Magnus said he would not resign and defended his commitment to the agency.

The White House, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and CBP did not respond to requests for comment.

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Chris Magnus says he has been asked to resign of be fired by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas 

Magnus, 62, was confirmed in December as commissioner of the CBP, a 60,000-person agency that oversees border security, trade and travel. 

Magnus worked for police departments in Michigan, North Dakota and California before becoming the police chief in Tucson, Arizona, in 2016. 

Magnus defended his tenure, saying in a statement: 'I've always been someone who aggressively questions the status quo, looks for ways to do things better, and engages directly with the public and workforce.'

'In any organization, some people are threatened by this. They don't like it when someone questions 'why' certain things must be done the way they've always been done. I'm not here to back down to the predictable challenges from those people,' he noted.

Other federal agencies and officials are to blame, of course, for the high number of border crossings. Magnus is trying to deal with the situation as best he can, which is why the real culprits are trying to force him out. They made a mistake in hiring him, not realizing that he was a good, honest, and effective person. I know because he was police chief in my former city, where he did a superb job.