Staff Reports
President Biden is at it again, playing a game of “How many secret pathways can we open for illegal migrants?” While the administration touts its ironclad rules for limiting illegal immigration, a trail of loopholes stretches from here to Timbuktu—or, in this case, 5,500 miles long.
The latest discovery goes to show that Biden’s border policies are about as reliable as a sieve made of Swiss cheese. The administration’s flashy claims about reducing illegal entries are collapsing faster than a house of cards in a windstorm. The reality is, if you’re a migrant looking to cross the U.S. border, Biden’s got more back doors open than a discount speakeasy.
This 5,500-mile loophole may be the SMALLEST one in Biden’s ‘border crackdown’ https://t.co/4P2DlukI0N
— Larry 🇺🇸🇮🇱 (@larryp09) July 4, 2024
Breathless announcements of new rules were supposed to make Americans feel safer and more secure. But in what can only be described as a masterclass in political theater, these so-called “limits” are about as effective as a chocolate teapot. Migrants continue to pour in, finding one loophole after another, all carefully overlooked by an administration that appears more interested in inflating its voting base than securing the nation’s borders.
5,500 miles of untapped migratory routes mean Biden isn’t just waving migrants into the interior—he’s rolling out the red carpet. One must wonder, is the administration inept, or is this part of some grand strategy to reshape the demographic landscape of America? Either way, the consequences for hardworking, law-abiding citizens are palpable and increasingly dire.
Meanwhile, the architects of this catastrophe shrug and carry on as though it’s anyone else’s problem but theirs. But no matter how often they throw out dazzling alibis or plead ignorance, the joke’s on all of us. It’s becoming clearer by the day that Biden’s commitment to controlling illegal immigration is as hollow as his economic promises. The headlines can read whatever they want; the truth is plain for all to see.
