This has made CNN, and other Credentialed Media outlets, very upset
House Speaker Mike Johnson knocks Biden for ‘catastrophe’ at border during Texas visit
House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized President Joe Biden on Wednesday for the “mayhem” he witnessed at the US-Mexico border, saying in an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper that the Biden administration isn’t doing its job.
“This catastrophe can come to an end if the Biden administration will do its job, and they refuse to do it,” he said.
Johnson traveled with more than 60 House Republicans on Wednesday to Eagle Pass, Texas, at the same time that Republican and Democratic Senate negotiators are trying to hammer out a bipartisan border agreement as part of a broader funding package for Ukraine, Israel aid and border security – and questions are swirling about how House Republicans would react should a deal be reached.
You can almost feel how upset CNN is over this, while failing to mention that neither Biden nor Kamala have been to the actual border. And you know CNN and the others would be raking Trump over the coals if the border was this bad while he was president.
In the interview Wednesday, Johnson threw cold water on the Senate negotiations, arguing the House Republican border bill passed last year was what was needed. But he also didn’t rule out putting a Senate bill to a vote, saying that it was too soon for him to say because there is no draft bill yet.
Johnson argued that the problem wasn’t going to be solved simply with more money – the Biden administration requested in its supplemental $14 billion for the border along with additional funds for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan – and said that the House-passed provisions were needed to reduce the number of people crossing the border.
“This is not about sending more money down here, it’s about changing the policy, and the White House seems not to understand that,” Johnson said.
It’s about the will to secure the border, and implementing policies that restrict the flow of people coming illegally as well as showing up and demanding asylum. About telling people to not come. About not giving them incentives to come. About deporting them quickly. Sticking with CNN
Biden administration sues Texas over state’s controversial immigration law
The Biden administration on Wednesday filed a lawsuit against Texas over its controversial immigration law that gives local law enforcement in Texas the authority to arrest migrants, arguing the state “cannot run its own immigration system.”
The move comes after the Justice Department threatened last week to sue Texas if it didn’t back down from the measure. It marks the second legal action against the state this week, as President Joe Biden and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott spar over the handling of the US-Mexico border.
Could this backfire awesomely? With courts ruling that the Biden regime is in gross dereliction of duty, with Texas having to do the job the federal government refuses to do?
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House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized President Joe Biden on Wednesday for the “mayhem” he witnessed at the US-Mexico border, saying in an interview with CNN’s Jake Tapper that the Biden administration isn’t doing its job.
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