Manchin blasts Biden border bungle

 DC Examiner:

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“We are one day from the end of Title 42 and still the Biden Administration has no viable solution to prevent an unmanageable surge of migrants at our southern border," Manchin said in a statement, as previously reported by the Washington Examiner.

"There are multiple commonsense solutions to this crisis, including my bipartisan bill that would give the Administration a two-year temporary expulsion authority for migrants attempting to illegally enter the U.S. without inspection or proper documentation," Manchin said. "While I do not support every provision, Republicans in the House of Representatives are at least working on a border security bill to fill the leadership vacuum created by this Administration. Our country cannot maintain our superpower status if we cannot control our own border.”
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 Biden's border policy has been a mistake since day one of his administration and he never developed a rational plan for protecting the border. Only a handful of Americans support Biden's border policy.  Manchin has been among the few Democrats speaking out on Biden's border bungle.

See, also:

Homeless Veterans Forced Out of NY Hotels to House Illegal Immigrants

And:

 Almost 6 Million Illegal Border Crossings Since Biden Took Office, About 3 Million Were Let Go Or Got Away

And:

 OOPS! Chicago Democrats in Trouble With Black Voters Over Migrant Invasion of South Side

And:

 The madness of Biden’s beyond-surreal border mess will only grow as Title 42 ends

And:

 DAVID MARCUS: The President who surrendered our borders AND the White House - as Bidenvilles of migrants spread from sea to shining sea, why this shameful legacy will seal the election

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