“And it’s not just the number of countries, it’s the number of people too. The number of illegal immigrants from beyond Mexico and the Northern Triangle has skyrocketed from 9,416 in January to over 50,000 in May according to preliminary estimates,” he writes in the short analysis.
Mr. Pigott titled his work “Biden’s border crisis goes global,” and it was released Wednesday.
He’s uneasy with the outcome of Vice President
Kamala Harris’ fact-finding mission this week to several Central American nations, a journey which did not include a stop at the southern U.S. border with Mexico.
“So when Harris claims she is addressing the ‘root causes’ of Biden’s border crisis by avoiding the border, she is not telling the truth. People from around the world, including cartels and terrorist organizations, are exploiting Biden’s policies to enter the United States,” Mr. Pigott says.
So the flag is evil. The pickup truck is evil. What American symbol could be next? God forbid they go after apple pie. That’s as American as a GM factory in China.
A story linking apple pie to the "genocide of indigenous people" now has people debating whether or not to cancel the quintessentially American treat, the latest low for the woke mob. In the Guardian piece: 'Food injustice has deep roots: let's.
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