Dog the Bounty Hunter discusses ‘woke churches’ and the southern border

Dog the Bounty Hunter Calls for Congress to Fund Special Agents to Apprehend Criminal Migrants Entering US Illegally

Dog the Bounty Hunter, also known as Duane Chapman, is advocating for Congress to allocate funds to support special agents who will apprehend migrants convicted of crimes in other countries who are entering the United States illegally. The 71-year-old TV personality and bestselling author recently sat down with The Christian Post to discuss his new book, “Nine Lives and Counting,” his faith, declining church attendance, and his views on illegal immigration at the southern border.

Chapman highlighted the staggering number of southwest border land encounters between illegal immigrants and law enforcement officials in 2023, as reported by U.S. Customs and Border Protection. He emphasized the need for the U.S. government to back bounty hunters in capturing migrants with criminal backgrounds.

During the interview, Chapman also touched on the importance of faith in his life and the impact it has had on his journey. He expressed his desire to leave a legacy through his writing and shared his thoughts on the role of churches in society today.

When discussing specific policies to address the situation at the southern border, Chapman proposed the formation of a group of bounty hunters, including ex-marshals and CIA agents, to track down felons who have entered the country illegally. He emphasized the need for funding to support these efforts and called for bipartisan cooperation in addressing the issue.

Chapman refrained from expressing a preference for either a Trump or Biden administration in handling border security, emphasizing the need for practical solutions regardless of political affiliations. He stressed the importance of unity and collaboration in addressing the challenges posed by illegal immigration.