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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Day 1 was 1400 days ago!

Bam.

Why has Harris not working o this right now!!!   [/quote]
Somebody flunked their high school civics class. Go back and study what powers are enumerated in a Vice President versus President and then you’d know how stupid you really are when making this allegation. [/quote]

Let me clean that up.

The problems we have had in the last 3.5 years fall directly on Biden/Harris.  They have similar policies.

Even so, Biden has exited the stage and handed over most responsibilities to Harris. She is sitting in on calls with world leaders, leading relief efforts for Helene, and he is letting her do whatever she wants now with his support.

[b]So if these problems are so urgent, why is not fixing them NOW vs waiting for January 2025?[/b][/quote]

Trump torpedo'd the immigration bill that should have passed in March. If immigration is so important, why didn't the GOP pass the bill?[/quote]

Simple!!!!!

That bill still allowed up to 5000 illegals to cross daily. Was weak on border security and enforcement!

That bill was written  up in 2024.

In 2023, HR2 was passed by the Republican House and was never taken up by the Democrat Cornell’s
Senate.

It was better in every way possible. Limits on asylum claims, made migrants wait at posts of entry, limited false asylum claims, more agents and border wall.

So. Senate bill was worse than HR2.

Democrats sank that bill in 2023!!!!!

[/quote]

False narrative used to provide cover for Trump’s blatant agenda to exploit illegal migration as his strongest issue for the 2924 election.

Here is that claim fact checked

https://www.factcheck.org/2024/02/unraveling-misinformation-about-bipartisan-immigration-bill/

The $118 billion bill (https://www.appropriations.senate.gov/news/majority/murray-releases-text-of-bipartisan-national-security-supplemental), called the Emergency National Security Supplemental Appropriations Act, sought significant changes in border policy. It included (https://www.appropriations.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/emergency_national_security_supplemental_section-by-section.pdf)

money to build more border barriers, to greatly expand detention facilities, and to hire more Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Border Patrol agents, asylum officers and immigration judges to reduce the years-long backlog in cases to determine asylum eligibility. It sought (https://www.politico.com/news/2024/02/05/biden-bipartisan-immigration-deal-00139558) to expedite the asylum process, essentially ending — in most cases — the so-called “catch and release” po
licy whereby migrants are released into the U.S. pending asylum hearings. And it would have increased the standard of evidence needed to win asylum status.

The bill also would have supplied more funding to interdict fentanyl and human trafficking, and it included $60 billion in aid for Ukraine and $14 billion for Israel.

Does Not ‘Accept’ 5,000 Illegal Immigrants a Day[/quote]

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