Biden border policy enriches Mexican cartel

 Monica Showalter:

Ever wonder who gets rich from Joe Biden's policy of open borders?

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But nobody quite makes money the Mexican cartels do, from direct smuggling fees paid to them by the migrants themselves, now that Joe Biden has ceded U.S. sovereignty to them at the border, where they control who gets into the U.S., and who gets left for carrion for the Mexican desert vultures.

According to the New York Post, citing federal data:

The US Department of Homeland Security reports that the Mexican cartels’ income from smuggling illegal migrants into America has soared from $500 million in 2018 to $13 billion this year — up 2,500%.

If this were a publicly traded corporation, it would be hailed as a "growth stock."

According to the NASDAQ blog, it took Apple Computer seven years to show that kind of growth.

Look atshares of Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL ) . It was more than seven years ago when shares traded at $13. Now they're at $337. That's a gain of nearly 2,500%

...and even then, Apple didn't get as high as a full $2,500% at the time the article was written. Most companies don't get anywhere near $2,500% in seven years, let alone two. Apple with its notable innovations, is kind of special among companies. But cartels enabled by Joe Biden have managed to top them.

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Biden clearly doesn't care that he is enriching the cartel which also makes money off of drug smuggling including killer drugs like fentanyl which has killed thousands of young Americans.  If Biden cared he would be enforcing US immigration laws and protecting the border.

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