President Biden's United Nations speech was notably devoid of the topic of immigration for good personal reasons, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas told FOX News.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, tells 'The Story' President Biden can't mention immigration at the United Nations due to intraparty pressure.said very little of the illegal immigrant and migrant crisis that is gripping New York City and the nation during his participation in the United Nations General Assembly in Manhattan.
Meanwhile, New York City Mayor Eric Adams held public remarks about the need for the president's help: He recounted leading a recent senatorial delegation to the Mexican border and being asked by a reporter whether Democrats' policies are"more compassionate on immigration.""I just started laughing. I said, you know who doesn't believe that anymore? The Democrats. Where's Joe Biden? Where's Kamala Harris? Where's even a single Democrat senator? Where's AOC? She's got her white pantsuit," he quipped.
"The reason [Democrats] don't come is you cannot see the death and suffering and misery and the children and women sexually assaulted. You can't defend it," Cruz went on.Cruz added that Mexico fully understands the border is broken under Biden's management, pointing to a January press conference with
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