Democrat Cuellar admits Biden ignores his advice about border

 Washington Examiner:

Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) said he has told President Joe Biden many times that the United States needs to take more aggressive action at the southern border as illegal immigrants head into Texas and other states.

Cuellar said many illegal immigrants are evading border officials, adding the U.S. needs to be more aggressive in its response if it wants to stem the surge that has been underway since Biden took office.

BROKEN BORDER: ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION ARRESTS UNDER BIDEN EXCEED OBAMA'S EIGHT YEARS

"If you don’t deport people, they will see the border as a speed bump," Cuellar said on The Faulkner Focus. "We have to deport people. We have to deport people who aren’t supposed to be here."

He said the number of deportations under former President Donald Trump was less than the number of deportations under former President Barack Obama "because of the repercussions."

"You have to have the right repercussions," he added.
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Biden does not care.  If he really cared he would have kept Trump's policies and finished the wall ad deported more.  I think Cueller is being challenged by Republicans this time who insist on enforcing US immigration laws.

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