He spoke to WND exclusively about the Biden administration's unprecedented open-border policies, which he witnesses personally along the Texas-Mexico border.
Having attended college in the Lone Star State decades ago, and now living in southern Texas, Furman told WND, "The border I left is not the border we have now."
Since 2021, there have been over seven million southwest land border encounters, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
Regarding that, Furman said, "Our country is being forced to see the consequences of weaponized mass migration - and it's reckless." For the retired Navy commander, "Weaponized mass migration is the most dangerous thing to modern civilizations, and most Americans don't understand that."
"It's an absolute country-killer, and the size of the human time bomb we've ingested, that we're all sitting on top of right now throughout the entire country, is gargantuan, and there's nothing to be done with it ," Furman pointed out.
Consider the number of terrorists and other bad actors who have crossed America's southern border, Furman said: "Do we want to be standing in the rubble, or do we want to talk about solutions?" For Furman, "9/11 is a pinprick compared to what could come.
Apart from the physical dangers illegal immigrants, terrorists and others pose to the country, Furman also noted an economic impact to the country as well as a moral shift.
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