New Yorkers learn the woes of border states under Biden

 Daily Mail:

Fully 82% of New Yorkers call the migrant influx a 'serious problem' - voters seek an end to the 'burden' of asylum seekers and sour on Joe Biden's Democratic Party

The solution should begin with stopping voting for those who support the Biden open borders policy.  It is an absurd policy that is deserving of Biden's impeachment.  The Democrats need to join the impeachment effort as being in the best interest of the country.

See, also:

Expect Chicago’s migrant crisis to intensify as Democratic National Convention nears: top mayoral aide

It looks like Biden's border policies are becoming a problem for Democrats. 

And:

Biden’s DHS Sends over $770M in Taxpayer Money to NGOs, Sanctuary Cities Facilitating Illegal Immigration

And:

 Biden is Doing Everything Possible to Open Up the Border

The invasion is coming from inside the White House.

The Biden administration and its media allies keep acting as if the massive southern border invasion is something out of their control. In reality, the administration has done everything possible to keep the border open.

The Biden administration has fought any state efforts at securing the border. Its EPA sued Arizona to dismantle a wall of shipping containers being used to keep out some of the alien invaders. Its DOJ sued Texas over floating barriers on the Rio Grande.

The common theme was to not only open the border as wide as possible to accommodate the invaders, but to suppress any efforts by states to secure their borders on their own.

Now it’s actively selling off parts of the border wall so they can never be used again.
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And:

 Border crisis creates national security threat for U.S., observers say

The number of terror suspects captured trying to enter the U.S. illegally has soared since President Joe Biden took office.

But with more than 1 million unidentified foreign nationals evading apprehension after entering the U.S., the potential that at least some are on the international terrorist watch list poses a potential major threat to national security and raises the chances of terror attacks, observers warn.

Federal data shows 525 known or suspected terrorists were apprehended by agents at the northern and southern borders as they tried to illegally enter the country through the first nine months of this fiscal year. That is up from 478 all of last fiscal year.
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