Since Title 42 ended, the Biden regime and its media lapdogs have been trying to convince Americans that the humanitarian disaster at the southern border hasn’t happened as predicted. However, a shocking video of an overcrowded processing center shared by a GOP lawmaker ripped a hole in the lie.
On May 2, the White House announced on May 2 that troops would be deployed to the southern border of Texas. This announcement was made just days before the expiration of Title 42, which is scheduled to end on May 11. Southern border states anticipate a surge in illegal immigration due to the upcoming expiration date. How many troops does Biden plan to send? The answer is, sadly 1, 500 troops. This is not enough to deal with this problem.
The federal court judgment that slammed President Biden’s catch-and-release policy described the southwest border as “a meaningless boundary in the sand” and “nothing more than a speedbump” for aliens flowing into the country.
Joe Biden, the President, made his first trip to the border of Texas since assuming office, but despite visiting a shelter for migrants, he didn’t get to meet any of the people staying there.
Gov. Bill Lee said that the White House is sending illegal immigrants by bus to the great state of Tennessee. This is not the first time the Biden administration has moved migrants around the country.
The increasing number of migrants entering the United States and President Joe Biden’s handling of the situation has made the country vulnerable to a severe national security danger.
Former national security advisor to Vice President Mike Pence, retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg, stated on Sunday that the Mexican government must be involved in finding a solution.
After migrants filed a class action lawsuit, DeSantis’ office pushed back by showing the ‘consent form’ they allegedly signed.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has asked that the Justice Department investigate whether transporting migrants to other regions of the nation constitutes kidnapping.
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