Biden’s Border Blunder as False Claims Exposed in Texas Migrant Rescue Incident
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Biden fact-checked on claims Texas blocked rescue of drowning illegals
Biden’s Border Blunder as False Claims Exposed in Texas Migrant Rescue Incident
The Biden administration finds itself in yet another credibility crisis as it backtracks on its recent assertion that Texas officials obstructed the rescue of three drowning illegal immigrants in the Rio Grande River.
Background Context:
In our recent newsletter, we delved into how Texas took control of a border area previously exploited by the Biden regime for trafficking illegal immigrants into the U.S. It is within this context that the disputed incident unfolded.
Initial Accusations:
The Biden Department of Homeland Security (DHS) initially accused Texas of being “cruel, dangerous, and inhumane,” alleging that Border Patrol agents were physically barred from entering the area by Texas officials, resulting in the tragic drowning of three illegal immigrants.
Contradictory Timeline:
Contradicting the DHS claims, the Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) provides a conflicting timeline:
– 8 PM: Three illegal immigrants drown.
– 9 PM: Biden’s DHS notifies Texas of the incident.
Texas Military Department’s Rebuttal:
The Texas Military Department swiftly responded to Biden’s allegations, stating in a released statement, “At no time did TMD security personnel along the river observe any distressed migrants, nor did TMD turn back any illegal immigrants from the US during this period.”
Propagation of Falsehood:
Despite the subsequent debunking of the claims, headlines across prominent left-leaning outlets, including the New York Times and CNN, had already amplified the narrative.
Broader Context:
The incident adds to the mounting challenges faced by the Biden administration concerning the southern border. With over 10 million illegal immigrants having crossed into the U.S. during Biden’s tenure, the credibility gap widens as questionable narratives contribute to a growing perception of mismanagement and misinformation.
[Source: NyTimes, CNN, Daily Wire]
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