Border city overrun with migrants abandoned by Biden

 Breitbart:

On Thursday’s broadcast of CNN’s “OutFront,” Eagle Pass, TX Mayor Rolando Salinas stated that while federal agencies like the Border Patrol are controlling the situation along the border the best that they can, “I haven’t heard from anybody in the administration” and the city is “abandoned.” Salinas also said in another interview that state officials, including Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) “have been helpful to Eagle Pass by sending in additional help.”

Salinas said, “Fortunately, we have the help of our state partners, DPS, the governor, our federal agencies, Border Patrol. They’re helping, and they’re controlling the situation as best as they can.”

He added, “It’s a shame that we don’t have immigration reform and a solution to prevent situations like this. I don’t know why things have come to this.”

Salinas further stated, “I haven’t heard from anybody in the administration. The President hasn’t put out a statement, the vice president, I haven’t heard from anybody. Nobody has bothered to call me, anyone in the city staff saying, hey, this is the federal government, we know what you’re going through, we’re worried about you, this is our plan of action, nothing. We’re here abandoned. We’re on the border. We’re asking for help. This is unacceptable.”

...

I think it is obvious why things have come to this on the border.  Joe Biden reversed Trump's border policies allowing it to happen and the word got around the world.  Biden is now lying about Trump's policies, but that should not be too surprising because the dementia-addled president lies without conscience whenever he thinks doing so will give him political advantage or cover.

Here is an example of that kind of lie:


See, also:

Democrat mayor sounds alarm as 2,000 illegal immigrants flood in per day, pushing his city to the brink

And:
We Do Not Have a Broken Immigration System. We Have a Broken Enforcement System.

Dem Texas mayor says city is at 'breaking point' as border crisis rages
El Paso is currently facing over 2,000 arriving migrants per day

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