House Republicans are looking to dismantle Biden's expansive Catch and Release network through a Continuing Resolution.
House Republicans are looking to dismantle President Joe Biden’s expansive Catch and Release network at the United States-Mexico border through a Continuing Resolution that would help avoid a government shutdown come October 1.
RJ Hauman, president of the National Immigration Center for Enforcement and visiting advisor at the Heritage Foundation, told Breitbart News that the CR gives House Republicans a straightforward path to defunding Biden’s border policies. The bill comes as Department of Homeland Security Inspector General Joseph Cuffari revealed this month that Biden’s Catch and Release network is releasingThis is the equivalent of adding a foreign population the size of New Orleans, Louisiana to the U.S. every six months or a foreign population the size of Seattle, Washington every year.
“America’s workforce cannot flourish with the unchecked, unfettered illegal immigration that is Biden’s border invasion,” Rep. Bob Good , chairman of the subcommittee, said at the hearing.
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