I don’t think I have to write a lot in this post. Fox News’s Bill Melugin’s tweets and videos say it all.
The Biden administration is trying to make things seem fine and dandy, but we’re not stupid.
On Wednesday, thousands of illegal immigrants crossed into Eagle Pass, TX. The majority were single adult men.
Melugin published three videos and one photo at 9:32 AM, showing over 1,000 people, mostly Venezuelans, entering Eagle Pass.
Around 45 minutes later, Melugin showed more crossing in the water. Texas DPS said they counted about 4,000.
So many single men.
Update 75 minutes: The mass crossing was still going on.
Melugin described it as a “free for all.”
The mass crossing happened exactly two years after Melugin witnessed 15,000 Haitians crossing in the same spot.
The side-by-side images and videos send chills down my spine.
The arrivals overwhelmed the Border Patrol so much that the agency had to close down two bridges to move more people to help with the migrants.
Texas is doing everything it can to help stop the crossings. The state put buoys in the Rio Grande.
Officials also installed razor wire.
The Biden administration CUT that razor wire on Wednesday, opening the border even wider for the migrants.
But don’t worry, you guys. The Biden administration released a FACT SHEET because when you label it a FACT SHEET it automatically becomes filled with facts.
Except, you know, it doesn’t.
It’s not a coincidence I got an email from the Biden administration about border enforcement Wednesday evening.
Considering how many people we see crossing the border every single day, the numbers in the “fact sheet” are absolutely nothing. For example:
Adding DHS holding and processing capacity. DHS has expanded its capacity to hold an additional 3,250 people in its facilities, for a CBP holding capacity of nearly 23,000. This builds on expansions of several thousand across CBP and ICE facilities put in place before May to process, detain, and remove more noncitizens who do not have a lawful basis to remain in the United States. Since May 12, we have processed 110,000 individuals for expedited removal and completed an average of 4,000 credible fear cases each week, double the previous high.
El-Oh-El.
Melugin noted the majority of the crossers today came from Venezuela.
So what does DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas do? Secretary Mayorkas Announces Extension and Redesignation of Venezuela for Temporary Protected Status
El-Oh-El again. I do not believe in coincidences. It makes no mention of the mass crossing on Wednesday. None. But he’s extending the TPS for 18 months after reviewing the situation….in Venezuela:
After reviewing the country conditions in Venezuela and consulting with interagency partners, Secretary Mayorkas determined that an 18-month TPS extension and redesignation are warranted based on Venezuela’s increased instability and lack of safety due to the enduring humanitarian, security, political, and environmental conditions. This redesignation provides temporary protection from removal, as well as employment authorization for individuals in the United States before July 31, 2023.“Temporary protected status provides individuals already present in the United States with protection from removal when the conditions in their home country prevent their safe return,” said Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. “That is the situation that Venezuelans who arrived here on or before July 31 of this year find themselves in. We are accordingly granting them the protection that the law provides. However, it is critical that Venezuelans understand that those who have arrived here after July 31, 2023 are not eligible for such protection, and instead will be removed when they are found to not have a legal basis to stay.”
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