Biden's Migration Strategy Funds Dictators, Cripples Poor Countries
Biden's welcome for poor economic migrants is funding anti-democratic dictatorships in countries throughout Central and South America.
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Biden's welcome for poor economic migrants is funding anti-democratic dictatorships in countries throughout Central and South America.
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Meet jennifer simmons. she's a stay-at-home mom and a republican and voted for you in 2020. what's your question tonight? >> good evening, mr. president. title 42 is expected to expire tomorrow. our southern border and now our northern border are experiencing record migration. we learned may 2nd the biden administration plans on deploying 1,500 troops to the southern border. do you agree with deploying troop tuesday the border, and how will a trump administration slow down the rate of migrants coming across all our borders? >> sure, a very good question especially since tomorrow is going to be...
Meet jennifer. she's a stay-at-home mom and former town elector -- she's republican and voted for you in 2020. jennifer what your question? >> good evening mister president. title 42 is expected to expire tomorrow. our southern border and now our northern border are experiencing record migration. we learned on may 2nd that the biden administration plans on deploying 1500 troops to the southern border. do you agree with the deploying troops to the border, and how would a trump administration slow down the rate of migrants coming across all our borders? >> a very fair question especially since t...
Resolution and we laid out to him what we thought he should do and he has acknowledged some of that. the transort has acknowledged some of that. the transport secretary, mark harper, said talks were productive but that his job was not to do with the detailed negotiations was we agree that this was a productive meeting. it was the first one that we have had. i think it was the first one that we have had. ithink it it was the first one that we have had. i think it struck the right tone. i think there was a shared agreement in the meeting, we both want to have a thriving railway, thatis want to h...