You’d think in response to Biden’s exploding border crisis, his administration would enforce immigration law. You’d be wrong.
Amid a 20-year one-month high in border apprehensions, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) deportations in April were at the “lowest monthly level on record.”
Why? Because “Biden and his Department of Homeland Security team have issued new rules to rein in ICE officers.”
After months of Biden failing to nominate heads for important border security agencies like ICE and Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Biden has once again doubled down on appeasing the radical open borders left by nominating Ed Gonzalez to lead ICE.
Gonzalez has a KNOWN history of anti-ICE activity, including ending “a county partnership with ICE that trained local deputies to identify the immigration status of suspects in jail to hold them for deportation, a program that preceded his time in office,” and petitioning for “the mass release of inmates from his county jail…many of them had been charged with violent crimes and felonies.”
Biden’s disdain for enforcing immigration law is clear. His own pick for vice president compared ICE to the KKK when in the Senate. Biden has now brought those anti-law enforcement attitudes to the White House.
Just two weeks ago, Biden even declared “I’m working on it, man,” when protestors called on him to abolish ICE and close private detention centers.
HECKLERS: “CLOSE PRIVATE DETENTION CENTERS. ABOLISH ICE.”
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) April 29, 2021
BIDEN: “I agree with you. I’m working on it, man. Give me another five days.” pic.twitter.com/oaJle6BrLw
A border crisis leading to a boom in crime, drug smuggling, and human trafficking, and Biden responds by handcuffing law enforcement.
He’s not solving his border crisis, he’s making it worse.
