Young girl a victim of Biden's open borders policy

 

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Senator Ted Cruz
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This is horrifying. If guilty, both of these men should receive the death penalty for this horrible crime. These men are illegal aliens and Jocelyn Nungaray would still be alive and with her family if not for Joe Biden’s open border policies. The Biden administration is directly responsible. My heart goes out to Jocelyn’s family. We must give them justice. Joe Biden is out of excuses: He must reinstate Remain in Mexico and end catch-and-release immediately, or we will lose more innocent life. There is no time for half measures—we need to look at what works, and do it now.
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Bill Melugin
@BillMelugin_
BREAKING: Per multiple DHS sources to me & @GriffJenkins, the two men charged w/ murder in the strangulation killing of 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston are both Venezuelan nationals who crossed into the US illegally this year & were caught & released by Border Patrol.
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Biden opened the borders to millions after taking office. Trump's border policies were much more effective.

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