Mayorkas accused of lying about Border security

 Brandon Morse:

Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas is playing by the Democrat playbook of lie, lie, and lie again, but actual journalists aren't letting him get away with it.

During a presser about the border at the Davis-Monthan Airforce Base in Tucson, Arizona, Mayorkas attempted to pass off the idea that President Joe Biden has successfully secured the border. That he can say that when there are illegal migrants still streaming across our very porous border is a testament to the shamelessness of the left and its do-anything attitude to secure power.

"The President took action," said Mayorkas to reporters. "The border security steps we have taken over the past 18 months are bringing order."
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There's order at the border! Only, as one reporter brought up, there's not. In fact, the issue is so severe that innocent people are dying.

The reporter stated that the nation's eyes are on the brutal crimes being committed by illegal immigrants in our own nation, one of which was wearing an ICE ankle monitor, yet Mayorkas is claiming that individuals are vetted before crossing.

"But we know in our conversations with the ICE director — we've heard the FBI director say that there are significant gaps in intel," said the reporter. "So what would you say to reassure the American people that they are, in fact, safe? And what would you say to the families who are mourning their loved ones because of these migrant crimes being committed?"

After saying that their hearts are with the families who lost people, he went on to say that the safety of the American people is "indeed our highest priority." He then said that they "screen and vet individuals when we encounter them."

Biden opened to border to millions of unvetted illegals that were never encountered much less vetted. We know that some countries have taken advantage of the open borders policy to release criminals into the US.  The fact is that Biden reversed Trump's much more effective border policy.  By doing so Biden instigated a crime wave against US citizens.

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