Senator Marsha Blackburn reveals that President Joe Biden has paroled approximately two million migrants through his Humanitarian Parole Program since 2022. She discusses her recent trip to the southern border and praises Texas for its efforts in securing the border. Blackburn also highlights the contrast between the Biden and Trump administrations' approaches to border security.
President Joe Biden has paroled roughly two million migrants since 2022 via his Humanitarian Parole Program , Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) said during an appearance onBlackburn detailed her recent trip to the southern border and praised the accomplishments of Texas , which has taken the lead in securing the border. “I’ve got legislation that would give local governments and state governments the ability to secure their border when the federal government does not.
And so Texas DPS and Brandon Judd from the…Border Patrol union invited me to come back down,” she said, explaining that the measures they have taken have reduced illegal immigration in Eagle Pass, just by putting barriers up. It has gone from several thousand a week to “about 12 people a day,” she said. Blackburn also pointed to the contrast between the Biden administration and the Trump administration, noting that Biden is suing Texas, whereas former President Donald Trump would be sending the state reinforcements to better secure the border. “This is the difference between these administrations,” she said before discussing the parole program, which sees the U.S. flying migrants into American cities without even alerting local officials. “That is actually the parole program, and if you go back to 1983 and look at the different presidents and how many people they have granted parole each year,” Obama and Trump both paroled about 5,600 people per year into the U.
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