Joe Biden responsible for open border policy

 MRC:

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) says DHS Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas was telling the truth when he told him that Pres. Joe Biden’s border policies are working.  

Sen. Hawley, a member of the Senate Homeland Security Committee, made the observation Monday while discussing the border crisis with Fox News Channel’s Kayleigh McEnany:

“And I tell you what, Kayleigh, I’ve had Alejandro Mayorkas, Biden’s Homeland Security secretary, say to me directly multiple times that the Biden border policies are working – and that’s them telling the truth.”

“They are working, because they want the border open: that is their policy,” Sen. Hawley explained.

“So, this is all because of Joe Biden. It’s one hundred percent on him,” Hawley said, laying blame for the flood of illegal aliens squarely on Pres. Joe Biden:

“He’s the reason why the border’s open. There hasn’t been any change in the law from the last president, President Trump, to this president. The only change has been Joe Biden.”

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Biden should be held accountable for his failure to control the border.  Trump demonstrated that it can be done. 

See also:

‘Extortion Attempt:’ Joe Biden Hopes to Cut Deportations amid Migrant Crime Wave

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