A Retired Border Patrol Agent Looks Back on His Career: ‘It Was All For Nothing’

Mike Syzdek, a Border Patrol Agent for 31 years who retired in 2007, recently reflected on his career—and its impact—with The Daily Signal. All the […]

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Photo: CIUDAD JUAREZ , MEXICO - MARCH 21: Hundreds of foreigners who camped at the border, broke the fence with their hands, sticks and different tools they had, placed blankets over the spikes and entered the United States, through the area known as Gate 36 in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico on March 21, 2024. American authorities kneeled migrants waiting to be processed. On the Mexican side, an operation is implemented by the Municipal Police and the National Migration Institute, who they remained waiting for what might happen. (Photo by Christian Torres/Anadolu via Getty Images)