Biden's nutty 'solution to housing illegal migrants

 Epoch Times:

In a fresh twist on the Biden administration’s decision to house illegal immigrants at hotel facilities, crunching the numbers on the $86.9 million that is set to be spent on 1,239 beds shows that the cost to U.S. taxpayers will be nearly $72,000 per border-crosser housed.

“That works out to $71,666.67 per migrant, paid by your tax dollars, meaning that you are now a co-conspirator to one of the largest smuggling schemes in history,” wrote Andrew Arthur, a fellow with the Center for Immigration Studies, a conservative policy research nonprofit.
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Wait for the other 42 million who want to migrate to the US hear that they can expect a nice hotel room for illegally entering the US.  Biden should be evaluated by a psychiatrist for his handling of this crisis.

At least we will not be paying for housing this group.

EXCLUSIVE: Border authorities released 2,000 migrants into US without notices to appear in court

If Biden does not even comprehend what a disaster his immigration policy is and many of the Democrats who support him do not we will see further disasters from this presidency. 

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