Biden's border fiasco overwhelming cities

 Fox News:

A major border city is on the brink of collapse because of Biden's immigration policies, local official says

Yuma can't sustain the continued border crisis as migrants overwhelm the city's resources

 A major border city is on the brink of collapse as the migrant surge under President Biden's leadership overloads food banks and hospitals and threatens food security, a Yuma official told Fox News.

"Policies need to be changed when you see an unprecedented amount of people coming across the border that even supersedes what we saw under any of the other presidents for the past 30 years," Yuma County Supervisor Jonathan Lines told Fox News. "And they're coming because they said that Biden told them to come, that we have an open border."
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And:

 New York City to use Brooklyn Cruise Terminal to house asylum seekers: 'Our city is at its breaking point'

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said recently there is ‘no more room in New York’

New York City Mayor Eric Adams says a shelter will soon open at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal to "temporarily serve the continued influx of asylum seekers arriving in New York City," which he is warning has reached "its breaking point."
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Joe Biden says the border is not important, but it is clearly impacting border communities and even major cities.  Biden's refusal to protect the border and his desire to allow migrants into the country is a dereliction of duty that warrants impeachment.

And:

Border agents confirm 1.2 million 'gotaway' migrants under Biden administration

Illegal immigration continues to skyrocket under President Biden

And:

 Fact Check: Joe Biden Lies About History of Border Visits

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 President Biden told a gathering of the nation’s mayors on Friday about his recent visit to the U.S.-Mexico border in El Paso, Texas. Biden spend a few hours there, making sure he was photographed near the fence — which he immediately stopped building upon taking office, but evidently knows is a potent symbol of security.

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And:

 Border Patrol nabbed 17 people on FBI terror watch list at southern border in December

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