Biden administration playing politics with illegals

 Red States:

On Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre slipped up and made a big misstep when she admitted that they were coordinating with the state and local authorities in Delaware over reports that there might be a flight of illegal aliens being sent there by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. The illegal aliens weren’t even in Joe Biden’s home state yet but the White House was talking about how to deal with them.

Meanwhile, they’ve failed to”coordinate” and stop the hundreds of thousands pouring across the border and into border towns since Biden came in. They aren’t interested in coordinating with or helping those towns. They’ve been dropping over an average of 2,000 people a day in the city of El Paso and the Democratic mayor there is shipping them out to NYC (but he hasn’t gotten criticism from the left for doing so).

Jean-Pierre appeared on MSNBC on Thursday and was asked why she wasn’t coordinating with the Republican governors. She asked: Why would they coordinate or reach out to governors who were “clearly playing a political game” [busing/flying illegal aliens to other sanctuary cities like Martha’s Vineyard]?
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Biden should be impeached for his border policies.  Republicans are right to give Democrat states a touch of what Biden is doing to border states like Texas and Arizona.  If the Dems don't like it they should be telling Biden to control the border.

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