Republicans tell Biden to secure the border

 PJ Media:

As illegal aliens set record after record in busting our southern border, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said that "significant action" is required and that it "must start" with none other than Presidentish Joe Biden.

In a letter to the president seen by Axios, Johnson urged Biden to re-adopt border control policies first used by President Donald Trump when he created some semblance of sanity. 

"Statutory reforms designed to restore operational control at our southern border must be enacted, but the crisis at our southern border has deteriorated to such an extent that significant action can wait no longer. It must start now, and it must start with you," Johnson wrote.

Trump's border policies included at least three major changes. There was a travel ban on immigrants from terror-sponsoring countries like Libya, North Korea, and Venezuela. "Remain in Mexico" required asylum-seekers to do just that until they could show they qualified. And if all those failed, Trump tried to enforce a "zero tolerance" policy for illegals. 

Is Biden going to act on any of those after basing a big chunk of his presidential campaign and three years of his term in office tearing them down?

Not. Gonna. Happen. Johnson can write all the letters he wants but Biden won't take executive action.

...

It certainly looks like Joe Biden and his administration do not care if illegals are flooding the country by the millions.  The Democrats seem to think that these are all future Democrat voters so they are doing nothing to control the border about who is let in. 

See also:

Ted Lieu Gets Decimated in a Glorious Way When He Tries Dunking on Trump and GOP on Border

And:

 Politico: Latinos Favor GOP Because Democrats Favor Migrants

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