President Joe Biden - Kamala Harris Administration

It was actually the overreaction to Covid mainly by blue states that (in an election year mind you) that brought the employment numbers down.

Blues states are blue states because they have big population centers. Cities are pest holes; they would have been hard hit by proximity alone. It's very possible the employment outcome would have been much the same there shutdown or not. All those garage/hospitals and the hospital ship in the harbor might very well have been working overtime, but that's conjecture. I look at transmission of stuff you don't want from the nuclear perspective of time. distance, and shielding. How you handle each one of those affects the transmission probability, and the only thing you can change easily in a city is shielding or possibly limiting personal interaction. I've never studied facts and figures if they are even available. but it seems like with every plague, cities were the hardest hit because people are crammed together (Italy vs Sweden also); that would seem to dictate how blue and red states will fare at a time like this.
 
Homeland Security chief says the U.S. is about to see Largest Number of Migrants Crossing Border in 20 Years

  • Rep. Kevin McCarthy on Monday called the situation 'more than a crisis'
The Biden Administration is putting forward a defense of its border policy amid an influx of child migrants at the border and packed facilities to hold migrants – with homeland chief Alejandro Mayorkas warning the influx at the border will soon reach a 20-year high.

Faced with a rising number of migrants at the southwest border and criticism from all sides, Mayorkas insisted Tuesday that the situation is under control as he defended a policy of allowing teens and children crossing by themselves to remain in the country.

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A migrant child is being carried by a Mexican municipal worker while crossing the Gateway International Bridge to be processed to seek asylum in the U.S., in Matamoros, Mexico February 26, 2021

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Central American children wait with their parents after being dropped off by Border Patrol at the bus station in Brownsville, Texas, U.S. March 15, 2021. Picture taken March 15, 2021. The administration seeks to reunite childhood arrivals with relatives. Single adult undocumented arrivals who don't meet asylum criteria are sent to Mexico or their home countries

The increasing number of migrants attempting to cross the border, which is at the highest level since 2019 but is on pace to rise to hit a 20-year peak, has become an early test for President Joe Biden as he seeks to break from his immediate predecessor, President Donald Trump, who waged a broad effort to significantly curtail both legal and illegal immigration.

DHS chief says U.S. will hit 20-year high of border crossings | Daily Mail Online
 
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Homeland Security chief says the U.S. is about to see Largest Number of Migrants Crossing Border in 20 Years

  • Rep. Kevin McCarthy on Monday called the situation 'more than a crisis'
The Biden Administration is putting forward a defense of its border policy amid an influx of child migrants at the border and packed facilities to hold migrants – with homeland chief Alejandro Mayorkas warning the influx at the border will soon reach a 20-year high.

Faced with a rising number of migrants at the southwest border and criticism from all sides, Mayorkas insisted Tuesday that the situation is under control as he defended a policy of allowing teens and children crossing by themselves to remain in the country.

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A migrant child is being carried by a Mexican municipal worker while crossing the Gateway International Bridge to be processed to seek asylum in the U.S., in Matamoros, Mexico February 26, 2021

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Central American children wait with their parents after being dropped off by Border Patrol at the bus station in Brownsville, Texas, U.S. March 15, 2021. Picture taken March 15, 2021. The administration seeks to reunite childhood arrivals with relatives. Single adult undocumented arrivals who don't meet asylum criteria are sent to Mexico or their home countries

The increasing number of migrants attempting to cross the border, which is at the highest level since 2019 but is on pace to rise to hit a 20-year peak, has become an early test for President Joe Biden as he seeks to break from his immediate predecessor, President Donald Trump, who waged a broad effort to significantly curtail both legal and illegal immigration.

DHS chief says U.S. will hit 20-year high of border crossings | Daily Mail Online
Crushing it.
 
Why are you so sure the people accompanying the kids were parents or guardians and not traffickers?
Because some of them have been reunited with their parents. They were not all a party to drug trafficking. That has been proven. There is no excuse for not having a plan in place to reunite those kids with their parents. The Trump Administration didn't think anyone would care. It was a cruel policy.
 
Because some of them have been reunited with their parents. They were not all a party to drug trafficking. That has been proven. There is no excuse for not having a plan in place to reunite those kids with their parents. The Trump Administration didn't think anyone would care. It was a cruel policy.

Why don't you Adopt one of those poor, helpless, undocumented, innocent, brown children?
 
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Why don't you Adopt one of those poor, helpless, undocumented, innocent, brown children?
Because I already have two kids... and in most cases, those children already have parents. Thanks to the Trump Administration's policy of indifference, it has taken too long to reunite them, but in most cases it has been done. I believe there are about 30 left.
 
Because some of them have been reunited with their parents. They were not all a party to drug trafficking. That has been proven. There is no excuse for not having a plan in place to reunite those kids with their parents. The Trump Administration didn't think anyone would care. It was a cruel policy.

If you turn them around with their “parents” at the border it’s a non issue. That should be the plan. Applying for asylum should take place at an embassy in Mexico or something similar and not during your illegal border crossing attempt.
 
Because some of them have been reunited with their parents. They were not all a party to drug trafficking. That has been proven. There is no excuse for not having a plan in place to reunite those kids with their parents. The Trump Administration didn't think anyone would care. It was a cruel policy.

Some were united with their parents under Trump.
 
Homeland Security chief says the U.S. is about to see Largest Number of Migrants Crossing Border in 20 Years

  • Rep. Kevin McCarthy on Monday called the situation 'more than a crisis'
The Biden Administration is putting forward a defense of its border policy amid an influx of child migrants at the border and packed facilities to hold migrants – with homeland chief Alejandro Mayorkas warning the influx at the border will soon reach a 20-year high.

Faced with a rising number of migrants at the southwest border and criticism from all sides, Mayorkas insisted Tuesday that the situation is under control as he defended a policy of allowing teens and children crossing by themselves to remain in the country.

40548080-9367885-image-a-3_1615913130735.jpg

A migrant child is being carried by a Mexican municipal worker while crossing the Gateway International Bridge to be processed to seek asylum in the U.S., in Matamoros, Mexico February 26, 2021

40548062-9367885-image-a-4_1615913179101.jpg

Central American children wait with their parents after being dropped off by Border Patrol at the bus station in Brownsville, Texas, U.S. March 15, 2021. Picture taken March 15, 2021. The administration seeks to reunite childhood arrivals with relatives. Single adult undocumented arrivals who don't meet asylum criteria are sent to Mexico or their home countries

The increasing number of migrants attempting to cross the border, which is at the highest level since 2019 but is on pace to rise to hit a 20-year peak, has become an early test for President Joe Biden as he seeks to break from his immediate predecessor, President Donald Trump, who waged a broad effort to significantly curtail both legal and illegal immigration.

DHS chief says U.S. will hit 20-year high of border crossings | Daily Mail Online


Why is this being allowed? The US is not the first safe refuge as stated by international law. Asylum is about closest safe space not country shopping.
 
Grim photographs show the inside of a new immigration facility in Texas that is already overrun amid soaring numbers of migrants crossing the southern border.

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Grim photographs show the inside of a new immigration facility in Texas that has already been overrun as soaring numbers of migrants cross the southern border. The facility, located in the city of Donna in the Rio Grande Valley, opened on February 24

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Photographs from inside the facility in the Rio Grande Valley show playpens for children and small areas for sleeping. The center is designed for both family units and unaccompanied minors, and authorities initially believed there was enough space for the migrants to safely spread out

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Showering facilities are seen inside the Rio Grande processing center. With the center now 729 percent full, migrants are struggling for access to the limited number of showers, posing serious hygiene problems

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Joe Biden's administration is deflecting blame for the border crisis to Donald Trump as the White House continued to refuse to call the situation a 'crisis' and GOP slams him for not yet directly addressing the growing problem

Biden's border crisis: Inside the new Texas migrant facility already at 700% capacity | Daily Mail Online
 
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ICE Arrests Fell From 5,119 To Just 1,970 In February

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A report released on Monday finds that the number of people arrested and detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plummeted 62% during President Joe Biden’s first full month in office, while at the same time, individuals turned over to the agency by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) significantly increased.

ICE Arrests Fell From 5,119 To Just 1,970 In February
 
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ICE Arrests Fell From 5,119 To Just 1,970 In February

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A report released on Monday finds that the number of people arrested and detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plummeted 62% during President Joe Biden’s first full month in office, while at the same time, individuals turned over to the agency by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) significantly increased.

ICE Arrests Fell From 5,119 To Just 1,970 In February

There's a probably load in the picture. Should be simple grabbing demonstrating morons off the street. If nothing else hold them as long as possible checking out credentials.
 
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