Biden ignoring invasion of US

 I&I:

A new poll finds that more than half of Americans think the U.S. is being invaded by illegal aliens flooding into the country. And they are right, no matter what President Joe Biden claims, or how diligently the mainstream press tries to cover it up.

“More than half (54%) of Americans think it’s at least somewhat true that we’re experiencing an invasion at the southern border,” according to the NPR/Ipsos poll.

That is a shocking finding, given the denials from the administration that there is a crisis at all, and the fact that the mainstream media will cover anything but the flood of illegal immigrants under Biden.
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So far this fiscal year, illegal crossings have averaged 195,000 a month and will top 2 million by the time the fiscal year ends in October — a number never before recorded.
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Oh, and as to NPR/Iposos claiming that “migrants are bringing fentanyl over the southern border” is misleading, in January the Customs and Border Protection reported a 1,066% increase in the amount of fentanyl seized in fiscal year 2021 in south Texas. In August, the CBP reported that “seizures of fentanyl in San Diego are up by approximately 323% in the last three years.”

Fentanyl overdose deaths have been skyrocketing across the country. If the migrants aren’t carrying the drugs over, Biden’s crisis has made it easy for drug cartels to slip them into the United States. In other words, it’s a distinction without a difference.
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The cartels are using the migrants as a means to distract the Border Patrol so that they can sneak in the fentanyl and other dangerous drugs.   The migrants are an integral part of the drug cartel's MO.

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