While the country has been transfixed by the nomination fight for president, the U.S. southern border is seeing a massive influx of unaccompanied minors flooding into the country.  The chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee says that the situation is "beyond crisis" and the administration's actions are actually encouraging the invasion. Washington Examiner: "I think we're possibly beyond crisis proportions here," said Chairman Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis. "Four months and we're up to 23,000 already… 2014 was a crisis, right now I think we're running ahead of 2014 levels," Johnson added. "If we maintain this pace, we'll have 77,000 in 2016," he said. The record was set in 2014, when Customs and Border Protection reported a total of 68,541 were apprehended at the border. The Homeland Security head said his agency is nonetheless making progress, saying that 2015 was a "pretty good...(Read Full Post)