Border Battle as Republicans Stand Firm Against Disastrous Immigration Bill
Shared By Peter Boykin – American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist / Political Candidate
The border gaslighting heats up…
Border Battle as Republicans Stand Firm Against Disastrous Immigration Bill
In the ongoing saga of border politics, the latest development involves Republicans, notably Donald Trump, being accused of obstructing a supposedly generous border package. However, a closer look reveals the dubious nature of the proposed legislation and the GOP’s steadfast opposition. Here’s the breakdown.
Negotiations Unveiled: Republican Sen. James Lankford, Democrat Sen. Chris Murphy, and Independent Sen. Kyrsten Sinema are reportedly in talks over a border package that Murphy hails as the “biggest bipartisan reform of our border immigration laws in 40 years.”
Behind the Scenes: Senator Ted Cruz dismisses the bill as a “stinking pile of crap,” citing leaked details that suggest it could pave the way for up to 5,000 illegal entries per day, almost 2 million annually. Furthermore, the bill would grant immediate work permits to these individuals, potentially driving down wages for American citizens.
Border Shutdown Power: While reports suggest the bill would provide the president with the authority to shut down the border, the effectiveness of such power remains in question, particularly given President Joe Biden’s demonstrated lack of interest in wielding it.
Origin of Negotiations: These border talks originated from Republicans’ refusal to allocate additional funds to Ukraine unless measures were taken to secure the southern border.
Public Sentiment: A recent CBS News poll indicates that only 32% of the country approves of Biden’s handling of the border, marking an all-time low and placing the blame squarely on the Democrats.
Spin Cycle Tactics: Democrats, media allies, and even Republican Senator Mitch McConnell seem to be leveraging Republicans’ opposition to the bill as an opportunity to shift blame away from Democrats and onto Donald Trump. Sen. Murphy suggests that Republicans are preserving chaos at the border for political gain.
Trump’s Response: At a Nevada rally, Trump addressed the blame directed at him, stating, “I notice a lot of the senators are trying to say, respectfully, they’re blaming it on me. I said that’s OK, please blame it on me. Please because they were getting ready to pass a very bad bill… I’d rather have no bill than a bad bill.”
The Broader Landscape: A recent survey highlights immigration (35%) as Americans’ top policy concern, closely followed by inflation (32%). Democrats, recognizing the threat this poses in the 2024 election, are expected to intensify their gaslighting efforts.
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