[UPDATE] Former president Donald Trump just dropped a new ad featuring those illegal migrants caught on surveillance camera beating two New York Police Department officers last month and blaming it on Biden.
Trump’s supporter Make America Great Again, Inc. produced the video ad and titled it: “Joe Biden’s Middle Finger.”
It showcased Biden’s efforts to reverse Trump’s immigration policies and allow more migrants into the country.
According to Alex Pfeiffer, spokesman of the super PAC: “Joe Biden’s open border policies are a middle finger to every law-abiding American. He has the power to stop the invasion and yet he is doing nothing.”
Surveillance footage shows police authorities asking them to move along while hanging around in front of a shelter. The boys would later attack the NYPD officers until they were down to the ground.
One of the suspects, Yorman Reveron, who is facing two charges, flipped a finger at journalists covering their arraignment.
MAGA Inc. also highlighted Biden’s move to revoke Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy, which requires illegal migrants to remain south of the border as they await the decision from the court.
The video concludes, “Joe Biden is giving you the finger.”
Meanwhile, Biden deflected the border crisis to his predecessor and accused Trump and Republican lawmakers of sabotaging their efforts to resolve problems at the border by blocking the passage of the $118 billion national security supplemental package.
Social media users applaud Trump’s video with one saying “This [ad] alone should win Trump the presidency.”
[Original Story] Senate “Border Betrayal Bill” Legalizes Invasion; Opposition Erupts
On Monday, the Senate leaders released the details of the long-debated Ukraine/Border Supplemental Funding to the public.
However, for many, this bill only authorizes the invasion of the border while funneling billions of funds to Biden’s war — including a staggering $60 billion to support Ukraine’s prolonged conflict with Russia, $14 billion for Israel, and billions more for “humanitarian assistance.”
Lawmakers slammed the Senate for allocating a measly $20.23 billion to address the border crisis.
The bill also proposed “work authorization for an individual who is determined to be a child,” as well as loosening regulations in employing new border agents and asylum processors.
The senators proposed taking down polygraph screenings among new applicants and proposed a pay increase for asylum handlers by an additional 15 percent. While only earmarking a few hundred million for border wall construction.
Moreover, the Senators provided guidelines for border emergency authority. According to the summary of the bill: “The “border emergency authority” may be exercised if the 7-day average number of cumulative encounters of inadmissible aliens is between 4,000 and 5,000 per day and must be exercised if the 7-day average is above 5,000 per day. Exercise of the authority is also required if the number of encounters on a single day exceeds 8,500. Unaccompanied minors from non-contiguous countries are not included in the total number of encounters for the purposes of this section.”
To put it simply, the federal government can only use this tool “right away” if more than 8,500 migrants arrive at the border without permission. Which therefore allows entry of 1.8 million undocumented migrants yearly.
