Exposing the Harris policies on illegals'


This is a clever way of exposing the Democrats' illegal immigration policy.

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The news was so good that casual readers could easily assume that Biden and Harris had addressed the biggest problems and that the worst of the border crisis was in the past.

But a closer look at the state of the border heading into a decisive election reveals a decidedly less rosy picture than Biden, Harris, and that mainstream media are letting on.

While it is true that illegal border crossings have plummeted this year, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection reports, CBP data similarly show that the bulk of border crossers have simply been funneled to official ports of entry where they’re increasingly being paroled into the country with a quasi-legal status and likely little vetting.

And while the media pin the drop in illegal border crossings on the asylum restrictions Biden approved in June — CBS News called it “arguably the most restrictive border policy by a Democratic president in recent history” — the data show the bulk of the decrease actually occurred in the months prior, after the Mexican government began cracking down on migrants heading to the U.S. and keeping them in the country’s southern provinces.
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This border policy by the Democrats is about rigging future elections to help Democrats. 

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