Democrats in trouble on the border

 Washington Examiner:

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After Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) sent a planeload of immigrants to Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, the White House accused the Republican of stoking “chaos” and using the newly arrived Venezuelans as political “pawns.”

But as the immigrants continue to stream across the U.S.-Mexico border, polls show the public is concerned.

According to a recent NPR poll, a majority (54%) said the United States was fielding an “invasion” at the southern border, including 40% of Democrats and 46% of independents. Seventy-three percent agreed the number of apprehensions was a problem.

For more than a quarter of people in a September NBC News survey, border security was the country’s first or second most important issue. Asked who was best equipped to tackle the problem, voters gave Republicans a 36 percentage point advantage, 56%, compared to 20% for Democrats.

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I don't think the Democrats want to secure the border.  If they did they would not be going along with Biden's irresponsible actions.  Biden deserved to be impeached for his failure to control the border and enforce US law.   

See, also:

Widespread BS on border is meant to obscure Biden’s role in the migrant disaster

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