Open borders left still opposing Trump on immigration despite the threat of the coronavirus

Washington Post Editorial:
Trump’s immigration policies have already put lives at risk
Trump's policy of shutting down the border has been adopted by the rest of the countries in the world to try to stop the spread of the coronavirus.  That virus is a clear and present danger that has killed thousands and has been aided and abetted by globalism.  It has put the lives of millions of Americans at risk and the Post is still whining about Trump's immigration policies?

It is gotten where looking at the Washington Post every day is like looking into an alternate universe that is divorced from reality.  So many of its writers and editors seem to be more motivated by their hatred of the President and his policies than they are about what is going on in this country.  Each day is a new day for bogus attacks on Trump.  From the Russian collusion hoax to impeachment to attacks on an immigration policy supported by most Americans the Post is there on the wrong side of history.

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