Open borders policy related crime

 PJ Media:

The Biden administration should have seen this coming.

A 17-year-old unidentified male from El Salvador was arrested for the brutal robbery, rape, and murder of 20-year-old Kayla Hamilton last July. He is known to be a member of La Mara Salvatrucha 13 gang (MS-13), considered to be one of the most violent gangs in the world.

The rapist and killer was allowed into the country early last year as an unaccompanied alien child (UAC) mere months before he robbed, raped, and murdered Hamilton.

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The Biden administration should be held to account by voters for the damage done by the failure to control the border and immigration into the US. 

See, also:

Analysis: ‘Mind-Blowing’ Illegal Immigration Under Biden Approaching 1% of Total U.S. Population

And:

 Texas Rep. Chip Roy plans to use U.S. debt as leverage on border security

Roy said he would use the debt ceiling as leverage to get his bill to detain asylum seekers passed.

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 "We need to detain or turn away; that’s what we need to do to change the policies at the border," Roy said in an interview on Fox News Wednesday. "Republicans have got to get with the program and actually do something instead of speaking about it. We're gonna have to use the debt ceiling fight and the spending fight in September to demand that Biden do the right thing." 

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And:

 Biden 'secrecy' over migrant relocations bringing border crisis to 'every state': NY GOP

New York House Republicans want answers from White House over migrant relocations

And:

 ‘Why Don’t I Know Who That Is?’: NYC Mayor Rips White House for Failing to Identify Point Person in Charge of Border

Is it Kamala Harris?  LOL! 

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