The high cost of Biden's open borders policy

 Just the News:

Federal agency spent nearly $20 billion to settle migrants all over the US: report

It was also reported that a majority of the money was given to nonprofits that would help migrants save up for large necessities such as a house or car.

The migrants appear to be getting a better deal than many citizens in the US.  Considering that most of them are in the country illegally most US criminals only get housing in prisons and jails.  Voters should remember what Biden and the Democrats have done with their open borders policies.

See also:

First Chicago, now Boston: A hundred migrants are sleeping on the floors of sanctuary city's Logan Airport with small children running around the halls and families relying on packets of wipes to wash

And:

 Showdown: Texas National Guard Responds to Supreme Court Order by Installing More Razor Wire

And:

 Biden Admin Spent Whopping $20 Billion For Refugee Resettlement In Just Two Years

And:

 Black Chicago Democrats in Open Revolt Against the Party Over Migrant Crisis

It started as a rumbling in Chicago's predominantly black neighborhoods on the city's south and west sides. Black Chicagoans are watching the city spending tens of millions of dollars on newly arrived migrants after years of unmet promises from the Chicago political establishment to black people in the poorest neighborhoods.

“All these people, I have supported every one of them,” Cata Truss, a 57-year-old mother on the West Side, says about Mayor Brandon Johnson and his progressive allies.

“I was like, ‘Are you freaking kidding me,'" Truss added. She had just found out that the city was going to take over Amundsen Park — what she calls “the crown jewel of the community” — for use by migrants.
...

And:

Chip Roy urges Texas officials to ignore Supreme Court order on border razor wire: 'Go to hell' 

And:

 Critics bash SCOTUS decision allowing feds to cut razor Texas installed to stem illegal border crossings

And:

Democratic governors press Biden, Congress on migrant surge 

And:

 Don’t believe the lies: The UN is paying illegals using US taxpayer cash

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