Happy days are here again. Just not for the American worker.
Oh, I see.
You have a sudden need to emphasize some fake differences between Joe and the democrats.
Own your loser.
And the country had to endure a massive dem primary loserfest where ALL of the candidates signed on for open borders, citizenship for all, and all of the chickens that are coming home to roost.
I would not want to race you to the lifeboats. You are a Joe Biden bootlicker and the shit-show at the border has just barely begun.
I expect him to keep his word on both issues.
AOC strangely quiet about children in cages now that Biden is president
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/aoc-child-migrant-detention-twitter-biden-trump-border
Mexico launches measures to limit border crossings from Guatemala
https://thehill.com/latino/544118-m...ighten-crossings-across-border-with-guatemala
The Mexican government rolled out steps Friday to prevent illegal crossings at its border with Guatemala as the U.S. faces a burgeoning crisis of Central American migrants at its southern border.
Mexico’s National Migration Institute, part of the country’s Interior Ministry, announced that various resources, including drones and militarized police, will be deployed to monitor points of entry on its southern border. Restrictions will also be placed on nonessential travel, including tourism, to comply with COVID-19 health guidelines.
The institute claimed the measures are being implemented to protect minors who are crossing the border, noting that 4,180 accompanied and unaccompanied people under the age of 18 have illegally crossed the border with Guatemala between Jan. 1 and March 18.
The body specifically placed blame at the feet of gangs and so-called “guides” who are allegedly informing migrants it is easy to make it to the U.S.
The restrictions will be in place for a month, though they can be renewed.
The announcement comes as the U.S. grapples with a surge of attempted crossings at its southern border with Mexico.
The Biden administration has continued turning away most migrants, though it has allowed unaccompanied minors into the U.S.
More than 14,000 minors who traveled to the U.S. without their families are currently in federal custody, an official said Thursday, and Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said this week that the number of attempted crossings at the U.S. southern border is expected to reach its highest level in two decades.