U.S. Representative Chip Roy (R-Texas) has released a report titled 'America Invaded: How the Biden-Harris Border Crisis Is Fundamentally Transforming the United States,' which details the severe consequences of the Biden administration's border policies. The report claims that over 8.5 million illegal aliens have crossed the southern border since January 2021, with more than 5.6 million released into the U.S. interior, leading to increased crime and drug-related deaths, notably from fentanyl. Additionally, the report links the surge in illegal immigration to the emergence of mosquito-borne diseases like Eastern equine encephalitis and West Nile virus in New England, attributing these public health risks to mass immigration. Roy emphasizes the urgent need for legislative reforms and executive action to address the crisis, which he argues has transformed the nation into a dangerous and unrecognizable entity. The report suggests that the administration's policies have overwhelmed Border Patrol agents, further complicating national security and public health efforts. Overall, Roy's findings highlight a perceived failure to manage immigration that he believes endangers both American citizens and migrants.