1 President Biden has extended Democrats' sanctuary city policies to the southern border. It's not complicated; the two are connected.
Combined, Democrats have created a self-reinforcing crisis that is beyond their willingness to control. Instead, they are desperately trying to find someone else to solve what their 2 leftist extremists won't let them fix.
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Current Washington negotiations are really about getting President Biden to simply do his job. America has been reduced to the point of having to haggle with its president over something he is supposed to be doing in the first place: Protect the border.
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1 There is a direct line from Democrats' policies to America's current illegal immigration crisis. This line started with so-called "sanctuary cities." According to World Population Review, these cities feature laws that "obstruct immigration enforcement and people from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)"...
1 Obviously, such "sanctuary" actions are an incentive to illegal immigration. However, there was always a deterrent that limited the impact of these sanctuary offers: illegal immigrants had to reach them first. Effectively, these jurisdictions were writing checks that they would never (or rarely) have to cash. That is until Biden took office.
1 As soon as the Biden-Harris administration was sworn in, it took numerous actions that reduced the deterrent... halting border wall construction, suspending new enrollments in the "Remain in Mexico" program, ending the Asylum Cooperative Agreements with several Central America nations and more. The administration's message was as clear as a welcome mat.
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...it is clear Democrats will not take action -- at either the local or the federal levels -- beyond the actions they have already taken, and which have created America's illegal immigration crisis. They will not because 2 they are beholden to extreme leftist elitists to whom these actions are not a revelation but a validation of their open border principles.
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