What is the border crisis really like? El Paso residents explain why Biden likely won't find out

El Paso, Texas residents provide perspective on the U.S.' swelling border crisis ahead of President Biden's visit.

The border city has made an intentional effort to clean up the downtown area to put on El Paso's "best face," as Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Will Cain described it - a decision that has subsequently blurred the reality of the crisis.  Kayla Bailey is Digital Production Assistant with Fox News.

Many residents are feeling incredibly frustrated with the President's seemingly calculated border visit. El Paso resident "Rosie," who intentionally withheld her last name during her "Fox & Friends Weekend" appearance on Sunday, blasted the town's controversial decision to clean up the streets in preparation for the President.

"They cleaned up downtown. They were telling them to take off their camps and leave, and they were cleaning up. I think that is absolutely not right. You do not clean up for the president…This is the president's fault, not our fault. So why would we clean up?""Leave it like it is. Let him come and see for himself. The real picture. You know, he needs to know what's going on. Otherwise, he's going to come and say, Oh, well, there's no crisis. No, that's not right," the El Paso resident continued.