Biden administration recruiting propaganda help with border crisis

 Washington Free Beacon:

The Biden administration is actively recruiting journalists to provide communications and public relations services on behalf of the Department of Homeland Security as it struggles to contain the illegal immigration crisis on the southern border.

This week, DHS posted three job openings for the position of "writer-editor"—one at Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and two in the public affairs office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The timing and job descriptions suggest the Biden administration is already preparing for the onslaught of immigration-related congressional inquiries that will presumably occur if Republicans regain control of the House and Senate in 2023.

CBP, for example, is seeking a writer-editor whose duties will include drafting "responses to congressional inquiries on complex issues related to the enforcement of legislation." The position, which comes with a generous starting salary of between $89,834 and $116,788, will also involve "presenting information to maximize understanding and minimize controversy among the intended audiences."

ICE, meanwhile, is looking for two writers whose duties will include "creating talking points" for the senior agency officials who will presumably be called to testify before Congress if Republicans take power. According to the job listing, qualified candidates must have experience "following guidance from the leadership and adhering to the views of the organization's leadership." The position, which comes with an even more generous starting salary of between $126,233 and $164,102, requires a "secret" level security clearance and is classified as "high risk," which refers to its "potential to damage the public's trust in the Federal Government."
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This is more evidence of how out of touch the Biden administration is when it comes to its immigration policies.  They are not going to be able to talk their way out of their bad and failed policies.  Their immigration policy is supported by only a small fraction of the voters.  It is not a policy that is difficult to understand.  The Biden administration is ignoring immigration laws and trying to change the demographics of the country by importing what they hope will be Democrat voters. 

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