The Harris priorities

 Matt Vespa:

It's another Biden-Harris fiasco, where their incompetence and inability to do the job is leaving scores of flood-ravaged victims across the southern United States lingering in fear. These people have lost everything. Hundreds are missing, and the death toll has crept up to nearly 200 people. It’s one of the deadliest hurricanes to strike the United States, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency doesn’t have the money to cover disaster relief for this hurricane season. Why? Well, this administration diverted FEMA cash to shelter illegal aliens (via The Federalist)....
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Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris surveyed the damage, did her photo opportunity, and later offered $750 to disaster victims. It’s insulting, and maybe those checks could’ve been greater if we weren’t wasting money giving illegal aliens cushy accommodations and free rent while also sending billions to Ukraine.
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Putting illegals ahead of tax-paying citizens demonstrates the Biden-Harris priorities are out of wack.  If they controlled the borders like they are supposed to there would not be a bunch of migrants sucking at the US tit.

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