Biden's false rationale for canceling the border fence

 Karen Townsend:

When Joe Biden entered the White House, he immediately began to unwind many of the executive actions taken by former President Trump. At the top of his list was stopping the construction of the border wall. On Friday DHS canceled two contracts for border wall construction projects in the Laredo, Texas area. This action was made possible by using Biden’s executive order and its specifications that the construction is “not necessary to address any life, safety, environmental, or other remediation requirements.” The people living along the southern border beg to differ.

DHS officials claim that the project, not yet begun, is just the beginning of cancellations. Biden intends to cancel as much of the border wall construction previously funded by Trump as possible.

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The timing of this couldn’t be worse. As Team Biden continues on its mission to open the southern border to hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, border states are left to fend for themselves. Local law enforcement in Texas is now allowed to arrest migrants for trespassing. Governor Abbott issued a disaster declaration for some counties. Jails have been made available to hold those arrested. Landowners on the southern border point to the destruction caused by those illegally crossing the border as both financial hardship and also a personal safety concern for families living in their path.

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Stupid and idiotic are inadequate terms for describing how bad Binden's border policies are for the country and especially for border residents who have suffered from crime and disease as a result of it.  Biden is enriching the Mexican drug cartels while facilitating their drug trade.  Biden is also using the military to traffick the illegals into the interior to try to change the demographics in red states to benefit Democrats.  It is one of the most outrageous abuses of power in history and is worthy of impeachment if the Democrats in Congress were not coconspirators. 

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