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There’s a ‘perception’ that ‘things have changed’ at US border under Biden 20/04/2021|8min Gray TV White House Correspondent Jon Decker says there are still “huge problems” at the US-Mexico border. “The problem shows no signs of abating,” Mr Decker told Sky News host Chris Kenny. He said thousands of unaccompanied minors are making it to the US border. “There’s the perception that has not gone away, that things have changed with President Biden in charge versus the policies that existed under President Trump”. “And so, this problem continues.” Favourite
US President Joe Biden’s dog, a German Shepherd, has been sent back to Delaware after what was described as a “biting incident”, according to Gray TV White House Correspondent Jon Decker. “He bit a secret service agent,” Mr Decker told Sky News host Chris Kenny. “This German Shepherd is a rescue dog that the Bidens adopted and obviously is not acclimated just yet to his surroundings at the White House.” “As a result, he’s actually been moved down to Wilmington, Delaware, and will be staying down [there] with a family friend of the Bidens and obviously is probably going to get...
March 10, 2021 Share Bad dog. That is the collective scolding directed at Major, the youngest of the Bidens’ two German shepherds, after he apparently bit someone at the White House. Major was involved in a “biting incident” with a member of White House security, according to CNN. The dog on Monday “was surprised by an unfamiliar person and reacted in a way that resulted in a minor injury to the individual, which was handled by the White House medical unit with no further treatment needed,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki informed reporters on Tuesday. But she declined...
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