Joe's two faces EXPOSED: Biden invited millions to America to appease the ... trends now
Back in 2019, presidential candidate Joe Biden smugly vowed to, 'reverse Trump's detrimental' border policies.
Now in 2024, he declares that he'll reinstate Trump's border policies.
He takes us all for fools.
On Tuesday, the President said he's eyeing new executive action, reportedly to be revealed in the next few weeks, to institute a Trumpian shutdown of migrants arriving by the tens of thousands every month.
This is, apparently, a presidential power that's been hiding in plain sight for years - an existing authority that allows U.S. law enforcement to expel any individual caught crossing illegally into the country.
That would fix things fast.
And it would be long past due.
But, curiously, just three months ago, our 81-year-old Commander-in-Chief, who promises to single-handedly restore American democracy, complained that he was absolutely powerless when it came to immigration.
'I've done all I can do,' he whined, as he begged Congress in February to pass a massive new immigration reform bill.
'Just give me the power… Give me the people who can stop this...'
Back in 2019, presidential candidate Joe Biden smugly vowed to, 'reverse Trump's detrimental' border policies. Now in 2024, he declares that he'll reinstate Trump's border policies. He takes us all for fools.
On Tuesday, the President said he's eyeing new executive action, reportedly to be revealed in the next few weeks, to institute a Trumpian shutdown of migrants arriving by the tens of thousands every month.
Curiously, just three months ago, our 81-year-old Commander-in-Chief, who promises to single-handedly restore American democracy, complained that he was absolutely powerless when it came to immigration.
So, then it was: Can't anyone help an old man?
Now, it is: Dark Brandon, every migrant's worst nightmare.
The evolution of Biden – from the simple-minded 'open borders' altruist to a Trumpian realist – is complete.
But unfortunately for Joe and the country, the consequences of the historic humanitarian disaster he unleashed cannot be brushed under the rug so easily.
On the Democratic primary debate stage in August 2019, Biden preached: 'The idea that a country of 330 million people cannot absorb people who are in desperate need and who are justifiably fleeing oppression is absolutely bizarre.'
A month later, he declared, 'We're a nation that says, 'If you want to flee and you're fleeing oppression, you should come.'
That sure sounded like an invitation. And indeed, that's what millions of would-be migrants heard.
Then, Biden rolled out the red carpet.
On his very first day in office, he halted construction of Trump's border wall and paused nearly all deportations.
He later exempted unaccompanied migrant children from rules blocking illegal immigration during the COVID pandemic.
Almost immediately, human traffickers started dropping kids – as young as three years old – over 15-foot border walls to be rescued by Border Patrol.
This was Biden's idea of a humane policy - whereas everything his predecessor had done was 'dangerous,' and 'against everything we stand for as a nation of immigrants.' In other words, racist.
By April 2023, a record
