Kennedy exposes the Democrats and some judges were ignoring immigration law

John Kennedy Asks Kristi Noem Point Blank: Are Dems 'Upset' Because 'You've Secured The Border'?
Check the video at the link above that exposes the Democrats' open borders policy.  They were willing to import criminals and thugs along with others in order to change the demographics of the US and make Democrats a permanent majority.  And most Americans opposed what they were doing.

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CNN Republican commentator Scott Jennings sharply criticized Democrats on Monday for their sudden opposition to granting refugee status to South Africans, despite their long-standing support for the open-border policies of former President Joe Biden. During a heated CNN panel discussion, Jennings highlighted what he sees as glaring inconsistencies in their stance.

Jennings pointed out that Democrats who backed policies allowing millions of unvetted immigrants, including some criminals, into the U.S. are now objecting to a small group of white South Africans fleeing racially motivated threats and violence. “The same people who had no problem with letting in 20 million illegal immigrants, gang members included, are suddenly outraged about a small group of white South African refugees. Spare me,” Jennings captioned his video.
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We can now see how hypocritical the Democrats are when it comes to the border. 

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