Biden's Secretary of Human Smuggling

 Town Hall:

President Joe Biden’s secretary of homeland security, Alejandro Mayorkas, reportedly smuggled over 100,000 illegal migrants into the U.S. through a hidden parole pathway.

From May to December, Mayorkas has been welcoming at least 20,000 migrants into the country each month, according to the New York Times.

The NYT was given an official briefing on the pathway, which was name CBP One after many reporters were unable to explain the migration pathway.

The secret pathway delivers more than 240,000 illegal migrants into the U.S. per year under the disguise that they will be used as economically despite a 1986 ban on the corporate hiring of immigrants.

This is in addition to the 360,000 migrants per year that officials will bring in from Haiti, Cuba, Venezuela, and Nicaragua using the same hidden pathway.

Combined, this would add 600,000 extra economic migrants per year to the country’s economy.
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Joe Biden is the human smuggler-in-chief.  His disgraceful ignoring of US immigration laws is worthy of impeachment for him and Mayorkas.  US voters should also vote against every Democrat who supports this lawlessness.

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