DeSantis sends 50 state officers to help Texas with Biden's border fiasco

 Epoch Times:

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced that starting next Monday there will be over 50 additional state law enforcement officers sent to Texas to help with the worsening crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border.

Last week, DeSantis became the first governor to answer the plea for help from fellow GOP governors Greg Abbott (R-Texas) and Doug Ducey (R-Ariz.) by authorizing the deployment of law enforcement in order to assist with helping to secure the border.

During the conference, DeSantis also mentioned funding for the operation is still a “point of discussion.”

“Typically, if someone would help us, we would pick up some of their funding … that’s how we would hope that it goes, but we don’t anticipate getting any federal funds, no,” the governor explained.

DeSantis also noted that the request from fellow GOP governors comes amid a rise in methamphetamine crossing the border, which is increasingly causing harm not only at the southern border but also in Florida and other parts of the country.

“I had met just weeks ago with some of our sheriff’s up in north Florida and their number one concern is all the meth that’s coming in,” DeSantis said, adding that this has had “a real effect” on Florida communities.
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Biden is aiding and abetting the Mexican cartels and enriching them like never before.  He should be impeached for this breach of duty and would be if Democrat politicians were acting responsible.  So far the only Democrats who appear to understand the problem are Border Democrats who are seeing the fiasco first hand. The mainstream media has also been derelict in covering the Biden fiasco.

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