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Looking ahead to Trump's new administration, Gorka, set to claim a role on the national security team, reiterates the urgency of addressing pressing national issues, particularly border security and counterterrorism. He reveals that his focus will be split between external threats, primarily from resurgent jihadist groups like al-Qaeda and ISIS, and the alarming influx of illegal immigration into the United States.

Gorka notes that the Biden administration's actions have intensified these threats, as evidenced by the emergence of global jihadism following the withdrawal from Afghanistan. He predicts that if only a small fraction of the millions of undocumented individuals in the country have ties to terrorist organizations or cartels, the implications for national security are dire.