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Another reason to vote against Biden / Democrats
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read my post or just STFU, imbecile.
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No open borders...
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Apr 19, 2022 — According to an April filing in Texas v. Biden, CBP encountered 221,303 illegal migrants at the Southwest border last month, bringing total ...
your link says nothing, but of course you never even looked at it
https://cis.org/Arthur/Nearly-106-Million-CBP-Encounters-Southwest-Border-Thus-Far-FY-2022
Home Andrew R. Arthur Nearly 1.06 Million CBP Encounters at Southwest Border Thus Far in FY 2022
Nearly 1.06 Million CBP Encounters at Southwest Border Thus Far in FY 2022
And Biden illegal migrant releases now exceed 836,000 — does the president have a plan?
Now, take a hike, pendejo.
Home Andrew R. Arthur Nearly 1.06 Million CBP Encounters at Southwest Border Thus Far in FY 2022
Nearly 1.06 Million CBP Encounters at Southwest Border Thus Far in FY 2022
And Biden illegal migrant releases now exceed 836,000 — does the president have a plan?
Now, take a hike, pendejo.
floridafan
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I guess the far right wing CATO institute doesn't know what they are talking about, shit for brains.
Flying unreported by the MSM and under the radar is the Biden administration's push to make single-family homes unaffordable and even unavailable to Americans.
How's he doing this? Biden hiked duties on Canadian lumber up from 9 to 20% increasing the cost of lumber substantially. HUD has increased subsidies for "affordable" housing but only multi-unit (aka apartments) development, particularly 2-4 unit developments (eg., duplexes and small four-plexes).
Then he twisted the screws on trying to eliminate "exclusionary zoning" that favored single-family homes.
https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/n...-would-curb-single-family-housing/7097434002/
https://www.american-apartment-owne...s-plan-to-increase-affordable-housing-supply/
https://www.aei.org/op-eds/bidens-h...nd-tax-credits-mean-inflation-and-dependency/
https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/rea...pc=U531&cvid=88c87661aff6490d8c69c9dff54d5532
Whether intended or not, the Joke administration is turning hundreds of thousands of Americans into permanent renters rather than owners building equity. The result will be a further increase in the wealth gap between the rich and everybody else.
Wait a minute, you are collating two different narratives, the Administration is proposing offering tax credits to locales that alter zoning law revisions that allow multi units under six apartments to be built in areas currently restricted to single family use.
Claiming this is attempting to turn all Americans into renters is absurd
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And Biden illegal migrant releases now exceed 836,000 — does the president have a plan?
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By Andrew R. Arthur on April 19, 2022
"According to an April filing in Texas v. Biden, CBP encountered 221,303 illegal migrants at the Southwest border last month, bringing total encounters there to just fewer than 1.06 million for just the first half of FY 2022. Worse, DHS released more than 80,000 of those migrants into the interior last month, raising the total number of migrant illegal releases under the Biden administration to 836,225. While it seems the White House doesn’t have a plan to stem the surge of aliens crossing the border illegally, the truth may be much more complicated.
Mandatory Disclosures in Texas v. Biden. Texas is a suit filed in April 2021 by the states of Texas and Missouri, challenging the administration’s suspension of the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP, better known as “Remain in Mexico”). It was assigned to Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.
On June 1, while that case was pending, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas issued a memo terminating MPP. That termination decision was rolled into the pending case brought by the states.
On August 13, Judge Kacsmaryk issued an order enjoining Mayorkas’s termination of MPP. To ensure compliance with its order, the court required DHS to report monthly on the number of CBP encounters at the Southwest border, the number of those aliens expelled under public-health orders issued by CDC under Title 42 of the U.S. Code in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and the number released into the United States.
The administration appealed that decision to the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which sustained Judge Kacsmaryk’s injunction in December. DOJ sought and was granted certiorari, and so the Supreme Court will review the injunction on April 26 (in a matter I have called the “Most Significant Immigration Case — Ever”).
While Texas is pending before the Supreme Court, Judge Kacsmaryk’s order remains in place. Given the Biden administration’s utter lack of transparency when it comes to the deleterious effects of its immigration policies, DHS’s disclosures to the court offer the best view into what is actually occurring at the Southwest border.
A Historically Bad Border Gets Worse. Biden promised in December 2020 that he would create “guardrails” to prevent chaos at the border before reversing his predecessor’s immigration initiatives.
Almost immediately after he was sworn in, however, Biden began dismantling policies and procedures that the Trump administration had implemented to successfully slow illegal entries into the United States, without any plan to deal with the inevitable rush of aliens who would come illegally to take advantage of his more “humane” immigration posture. In lieu of “guardrails”, Biden created a border “sluice”.
As I have previously explained: “’Doing nothing’ to prevent illegal entries is itself a policy, and ‘nothing’ is what the president has done to respond to the flood of illegal migrants pouring across the Southwest border, all but unabated, since February” 2021.
Title 42 is the one quasi-border policy Trump introduced that Biden did not immediately abandon, but there was little the current president could have done to end it at the outset of his term.
I say Title 42 is a “quasi-border policy” because it is not intended to control illegal immigration (which Trump was handling quite well before the pandemic), per se. Rather, it directs DHS to immediately expel illegal migrants solely to prevent the further introduction to and spread of Covid-19 in the United States.
Biden was likely stuck with Title 42 because it would have been politically awkward to allow potentially infected aliens unfettered access to the United States while the White House was imposing exceptional pandemic restrictions (including a federal employee vaccine mandate and an eviction moratorium) on the American population.
Despite Title 42, however, the Southwest border has been in an unprecedented state of chaos under Biden. Border Patrol set an all-time record for apprehensions there in FY 2021, and since the beginning of February 2021 (Biden’s first full month in office), CBP has encountered nearly 2.5 million aliens who have entered illegally or without proper documents at the U.S.-Mexico line."
https://cis.org/Arthur/Nearly-106-Mi...us-Far-FY-2022
Sounds open to me.
Nearly 1.06 Million CBP Encounters at Southwest Border Thus Far in FY 2022
And Biden illegal migrant releases now exceed 836,000 — does the president have a plan?
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By Andrew R. Arthur on April 19, 2022
"According to an April filing in Texas v. Biden, CBP encountered 221,303 illegal migrants at the Southwest border last month, bringing total encounters there to just fewer than 1.06 million for just the first half of FY 2022. Worse, DHS released more than 80,000 of those migrants into the interior last month, raising the total number of migrant illegal releases under the Biden administration to 836,225. While it seems the White House doesn’t have a plan to stem the surge of aliens crossing the border illegally, the truth may be much more complicated.
Mandatory Disclosures in Texas v. Biden. Texas is a suit filed in April 2021 by the states of Texas and Missouri, challenging the administration’s suspension of the Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP, better known as “Remain in Mexico”). It was assigned to Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.
On June 1, while that case was pending, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas issued a memo terminating MPP. That termination decision was rolled into the pending case brought by the states.
On August 13, Judge Kacsmaryk issued an order enjoining Mayorkas’s termination of MPP. To ensure compliance with its order, the court required DHS to report monthly on the number of CBP encounters at the Southwest border, the number of those aliens expelled under public-health orders issued by CDC under Title 42 of the U.S. Code in response to the Covid-19 pandemic, and the number released into the United States.
The administration appealed that decision to the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, which sustained Judge Kacsmaryk’s injunction in December. DOJ sought and was granted certiorari, and so the Supreme Court will review the injunction on April 26 (in a matter I have called the “Most Significant Immigration Case — Ever”).
While Texas is pending before the Supreme Court, Judge Kacsmaryk’s order remains in place. Given the Biden administration’s utter lack of transparency when it comes to the deleterious effects of its immigration policies, DHS’s disclosures to the court offer the best view into what is actually occurring at the Southwest border.
A Historically Bad Border Gets Worse. Biden promised in December 2020 that he would create “guardrails” to prevent chaos at the border before reversing his predecessor’s immigration initiatives.
Almost immediately after he was sworn in, however, Biden began dismantling policies and procedures that the Trump administration had implemented to successfully slow illegal entries into the United States, without any plan to deal with the inevitable rush of aliens who would come illegally to take advantage of his more “humane” immigration posture. In lieu of “guardrails”, Biden created a border “sluice”.
As I have previously explained: “’Doing nothing’ to prevent illegal entries is itself a policy, and ‘nothing’ is what the president has done to respond to the flood of illegal migrants pouring across the Southwest border, all but unabated, since February” 2021.
Title 42 is the one quasi-border policy Trump introduced that Biden did not immediately abandon, but there was little the current president could have done to end it at the outset of his term.
I say Title 42 is a “quasi-border policy” because it is not intended to control illegal immigration (which Trump was handling quite well before the pandemic), per se. Rather, it directs DHS to immediately expel illegal migrants solely to prevent the further introduction to and spread of Covid-19 in the United States.
Biden was likely stuck with Title 42 because it would have been politically awkward to allow potentially infected aliens unfettered access to the United States while the White House was imposing exceptional pandemic restrictions (including a federal employee vaccine mandate and an eviction moratorium) on the American population.
Despite Title 42, however, the Southwest border has been in an unprecedented state of chaos under Biden. Border Patrol set an all-time record for apprehensions there in FY 2021, and since the beginning of February 2021 (Biden’s first full month in office), CBP has encountered nearly 2.5 million aliens who have entered illegally or without proper documents at the U.S.-Mexico line."
https://cis.org/Arthur/Nearly-106-Mi...us-Far-FY-2022
Sounds open to me.
What exact harm has he caused to each of these groups?
You don’t really think “earl” is capable of providing a real answer do you.
At best you’ll get a regurgitation of talk radio or Tucker rhetoric
You don’t really think “earl” is capable of providing a real answer do you.
At best you’ll get a regurgitation of talk radio or Tucker rhetoric
They are all harmed by out of control, inflation, crime, and open borders.
The coming recession will harm the poor, the middle, the rich and every ethnic group in America.
Poor Anchovies.
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You don’t really think “earl” is capable of providing a real answer do you.
At best you’ll get a regurgitation of talk radio or Tucker rhetoric
Earl is a dope and a troll.
Consumer prices up 8.5 percent for year ended March 2022
https://www.bls.gov › opub › ted › consumer-prices-up...
Apr 18, 2022 — The Consumer Price Index increased 8.5 percent for the year ended March 2022, following a rise of 7.9 percent from February 2021 to February ...
https://www.bls.gov › opub › ted › consumer-prices-up...
Apr 18, 2022 — The Consumer Price Index increased 8.5 percent for the year ended March 2022, following a rise of 7.9 percent from February 2021 to February ...
Earl is a dope and a troll.
BidenPresident is a pendejo and not too bright either.
Inflation tops list of most urgent issues facing US: poll | The Hill
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Feb 16, 2022 — According to the poll, 36 percent of Republican respondents list inflation as the top priority, with 23 percent saying immigration and 11 ...
https://thehill.com › policy › finance › 594598-inflatio...
Feb 16, 2022 — According to the poll, 36 percent of Republican respondents list inflation as the top priority, with 23 percent saying immigration and 11 ...
Consumer prices up 8.5 percent for year ended March 2022
https://www.bls.gov › opub › ted › consumer-prices-up...
Apr 18, 2022 — The Consumer Price Index increased 8.5 percent for the year ended March 2022, following a rise of 7.9 percent from February 2021 to February ...
https://www.bls.gov › opub › ted › consumer-prices-up...
Apr 18, 2022 — The Consumer Price Index increased 8.5 percent for the year ended March 2022, following a rise of 7.9 percent from February 2021 to February ...
Biden is hurting the poor.
Indeed, and just about everyone else.
“Copy and paste” must be pissed this morning, rapidly firing dangling participles one after another, all without rotating pseudonyms, and none of which relate at all to the topic post, poor guy, certainly needs to get out more, lot more
So, Anchovies, you can't refute them.
You could have just said so.
Poor Anchovies.
“Copy and paste” must be pissed this morning, rapidly firing dangling participles one after another, all without rotating pseudonyms, and none of which relate at all to the topic post, poor guy, certainly needs to get out more, lot more
Here's a clue, Anchovies.
Most Americans buy gas and groceries, and most Americans are affected by crime, and most Americans are aware of the open borders that affect Americans adversely.
Poor Anchovies.
White House backtracks after Biden appears to say US would ...
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Who is the president...him or his staff at the White House?
https://www.theguardian.com › world › aug › biden-tai...
Aug 20, 2021 — A senior Biden administration official said US policy on Taiwan had not changed after President Joe Biden appeared to suggest the US would ...
White House backtracks after Biden calls border situation a ...
https://www.cnn.com › 2021/04/19 › politics › biden-bor...
Apr 19, 2021 — (CNN) The White House on Monday backtracked after President Joe Biden over the weekend described the influx of migrant children on the ...
White House backtracks on Biden's claim that Putin can't stay ...
https://www.spectator.co.uk › Coffee House
Mar 26, 2022 — In his speech in Warsaw today, Joe Biden said of Vladimir Putin: 'For God's sake, this man cannot remain in power.' This comes after Biden ...
White House scrambles to backtrack on Biden's comments on ...
https://www.irishtimes.com › news › world › white-house-...
Mar 27, 2022 — The White House was scrambling on Sunday to backtrack on comments made by president Joe Biden indicating it wanted to see Vladimir Putin ...
White House backpedals after Biden refers to a 'crisis' at the ...
https://www.usatoday.com › news › politics › 2021/04/19
Apr 19, 2021 — WASHINGTON — The White House backtracked after President Joe Biden referred to the situation at the U.S.-Mexico border as a "crisis" over ...
Pres. Biden Apparently Suggests Removing Putin ... - TMZ
https://www.tmz.com › 2022/03/26 › pres-biden-appare...
Mar 26, 2022 — WH Backtracks, Clarifies ... While Biden's words were fairly clear, a White House rep has since re-explained what the Commander in
Who is the president...him or his staff at the White House?