Biden picked illegal immigrants over veterans. We must fix it before it’s too late
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The president doesn't care about veterans. He chose to escalate the problems at the border and then to devote resources to millions of illegal immigrants, not our veterans.
President Joe Biden has not only created a crisis — as he quickly repealed key elements of the Trump administration’s border policy upon assuming office — but he has actually incentivized the practice of illegally entering our country as well. Look no further than a recent asylum rule change that one scholar categorized as "a big flashing ‘welcome’ sign for undocumented immigrants." Kate Monroe is a Marine Corps veteran, CEO of Vetcomm and author of "The Race to Save America."
Looking at the current state of our border, it is difficult to understand the logic behind the Biden administration’s decisions. For example, according to some statistics, the administration has overseen the illegal entry of over 10 million illegal aliens.
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