.POTUS Biden administration is playing deceitful shell game to claim fewer illegal border crossings
he Biden administration is getting ready to claim that its new immigration “parole” process is a success—drastically cutting down the number of immigrants illegally crossing the southern border between ports of entry. What it won’t tell you is that it’s playing a crooked shell game—simply taking the same illegal aliens and shifting the processing burden to different locations while still releasing the same number or more into the U.S.
And contrary to the administration’s claims, there is no expanded deterrence mechanism to curtail illegal immigration under this parole program.
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