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“In addition to expanding deliveries by land, as I said, we’re going to insist that Israel facilitate more trucks and more routes to get more and more people the help they need,” he added. “No excuses, because the truth is aid flowing to Gaza is nowhere nearly enough now — it’s nowhere nearly enough. Innocent lives are on the line, and children’s lives are on the line.”
Jill Biden was visiting Arizona, Nevada, Georgia, and Wisconsin on her husband’s four-day campaign swing.
After Joe Biden delivers the State of the Union Address the following week, she will make more visits alongside Vice President Kamala Harris and Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff. This will likely prompt many people to question why he isn’t going door-to-door with the campaign.
Meanwhile, President Joe Biden was chastised and made fun of by the union that represents the U.S. Border Patrol when he visited a region of Texas last week that sees little activity from illegal migrants.
The top border protection agency in the country criticized Biden’s visit to Brownsville, arguing that it was purely symbolic in an election year when the majority of Americans are increasingly concerned about illegal immigration.
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“Board AF1, take nap. Wake up in place called Brownsville,” The group made light of Biden’s schedule in a post on the X platform. “Read large teleprompter message, ‘It’s all Trump’s fault.’ Board AF1, ask who people in green uniforms were, told they ‘strap’ illegal aliens, express horror, take nap. Wake up, call a lid, hit beach, take nap.”
Biden chastised Congressional Republicans during his border tour for not backing an immigration reform package, which he claimed would give the required powers for more stringent enforcement. He blamed previous President Trump as well.
“The majority of Democrats and Republicans in both houses support this legislation,” In Brownsville, Biden stated, “until someone came along and said don’t do that that’ll benefit the incumbent. That’s a hell of a way to do business in America for such a serious problem.”
Fearing that the law would allow up to 5,000 illegal immigrants to enter the nation every day and provide tens of billions more in aid to war-torn Ukraine, the majority of Republicans rejected it.
