Biden's border deaths

 Texas Tribune:

Two dead, several injured after migrants were found “suffocating” inside locked train car

Uvalde officials said U.S. Border Patrol responded to a 911 call alerting them about a group of people who were trapped for hours inside of a shipping container.

Trump's tough border policies turned out to be more humane. 

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There were 15 people trapped inside the car in need of immediate medical attention, according to a statement from the Uvalde Police Department. Five of those individuals were flown to San Antonio hospitals, while five others were sent to area hospitals for treatment.

U.S. Border Patrol was able to reach the group after receiving a call at 3:50 p.m. notifying them that people traveling by rail were “suffocating” inside of a train car.
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The initial reports are reminiscent of a tragedy that occurred June 27 in which 53 people died in an abandoned tractor trailer near Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
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The Biden border policy has been a rolling disaster allowing million in and scores who failed trying. 

See, also:

Biden Mercilessly Mocked for Tweet Claiming Republicans Would Cut Border Funding

And:

 Shocking Video Shows Smuggler Dump One-Year-Old At River’s Edge; Border Patrol Comes To The Rescue

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