When there is a bad decision to be made, Biden is likely to make it

 Fox News:

Republicans slam Biden admin for 'deeply troubling' possibility VA docs could go to border for expected surge 

 Massive migrant surge expected when Title 42 ends in late May

Rather than stop illegal immigration, Biden encourages it with free healthcare designed to help vets.  

As usual, his answer to crises he creates is to make them worse.  Just like the energy crisis he caused, rather than increase production he buys fuel from US enemies and pushes the use of expensive food for fuel.

No wonder his approval rating is going lower:

Biden approval rating tumbles to lowest point of his presidency: poll 
Just 33% of Americans approve of Biden's job performance compared to 54% who disapprove

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