Tucker Carlson: Biden's border crisis has shown he doesn't value American citizenship

Tucker Carlson visits El Salvador to analyze the effects of Joe Biden's border crisis, and reflects on the value Democrats place on American citizens.

Right now, we are in San Salvador. It's a compact and handsome city, a pretty place. It’s ringed by dormant volcanos. But, unlike other countries in the region, this country El Salvador, isn’t studded with high-end beach resorts or tourist hotels along the coast. There’s been comparatively little foreign investment here. There’s a reason for that. For a long time, El Salvador has been a very dangerous place. A few years ago, the Economist magazine ranked it the most violent country in the world. There’s been ongoing fighting here since the 1980s, beginning with a brutal civil war, and then extending to the government’s current battle against gangs like MS-13. If you’re from Long Island or suburban Virginia, you know all about MS-13. You’ve read the stories about human trafficking and beheadings. MS-13 is, at this point, El Salvador’s most famous export, along with millions of low-wage workers. About a third of all Salvadorans now live in the United States, many of them illegally. Many more appear to be coming soon.