Episode 394 Show Notes- President Biden’s Open Border Policy is a Catastrophe

 

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Episode Description

In this episode, Professor Giordano examines the disastrous consequences of President Biden’s open border policy and how it has worsened since the repeal of Title 42. He explains how government officials have failed in their responsibility to protect the American people, as our borders are being overrun by an unprecedented surge. The impact on communities across the country is significant, as resources are stretched thin, and families are already struggling.

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Show Notes- President Biden’s Open Border Policy is a Catastrophe

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As you may be aware, the government’s Title 42 policy, which restricted entry into the United States in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, has now been lifted, and we are witnessing a catastrophic surge like we’ve never seen before. But even before Title 42 was lifted, this administration has made it clear that they want an open border policy. Since then, there has been a sharp increase of people attempting to enter the US, and the situation is only getting worse.

This crisis is a direct result of President Biden’s open border policies. His administration has failed in its duty to protect American citizens, and the consequences are dire. Not only is the influx overwhelming our border control resources, but it is creating a significant burden on communities across the country. While Texas and Arizona are obviously getting slammed as local authorities are struggling to cope with the surge, we are witnessing cities throughout the United States struggling. These are the same cities that declared themselves sanctuary cities, and now they are lashing out because they are directly feeling the effects of problems open borders create. See, it’s easy to be a public virtue signaler preaching your own self-righteousness, but sooner or later reality kicks in, and it’s not so easy anymore.

What’s more, this crisis is not just a logistical problem; it’s also a humanitarian one. The current situation is putting the lives of everyone at risk, especially border patrol agents who are on the frontlines, the American people, and even the illegal immigrants themselves. For all the moral holy warriors preaching their own self-righteousness, how many people have died along the border? But see, they don’t want to talk about that, but I will.

In this episode, I will be talking about the impact of this crisis on the American people. We’ll delve into how so many public officials have abdicated their responsibilities, and how Americans are the ones suffering under these policies. I will talk about how these officials have abandoned their oath of protecting the United States. A lot of these officials aren’t being straight with the American people, and while the media industrial complex won’t call them out, I will.

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