Kamala Harris looks completely clueless about root causes of border crisis

 NY Post:

Vice President Kamala Harris released a five-pronged strategy Thursday that she said would get at the root causes of migration amid the Biden administration’s southern border crisis.

“In Central America, the root causes of migration run deep — and migration from the region has a direct impact on the United States,” Harris wrote in a cover letter discussing the plan. “For that reason, our nation must consistently engage with the region to address the hardships that cause people to leave Central America and come to our border.”

Harris’ plan comes as roughly 50,000 illegal immigrants who arrived in the US between mid-March and mid-July were released without court dates, according to data from the Department of Homeland Security reported by Axios.

Just 13 percent of those migrants had checked in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement as of Monday, despite being ordered to, the report said.
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 This is totally out of touch with reality.  These people are coming from around the world and the obvious root cause of the problem is Biden's stupid open borders policy.

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It is clear that Harris’s plan for Central American state-building is not needed to end the surge at our southern border. Biden’s reversal of Trump-era policies is the “root cause” that the vice president should immediately fix.

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She lacks the intelligence to do what is really needed and so does President "Biden.  Their real objective is to import voters to help Democrats steal House seats in Congress. 



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Kamala's five-pronged strategy for Biden's border crisis and are you kidding me?

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