Biden lies in election and deported immigrants in large scale

While Biden promises a “more open” policy to immigrants trying to enter the United States without documentation, he now claims that immigration would have increased dramatically, which has prompted his government to carry out these mass expulsions of immigrants.

The number of minors has been increasing since his arrival at the White House, causing the rejection of Republican lawmakers, who presented their own version of an immigration reform plan.

A huge and visible immigration crisis is taking place this year, under the Biden government.

Last February, more than 100 thousand immigrants arrived at the border, about 3,500 per day, which represents an increase of 28% in relation to January.

The number of minors without the company of adults at the border has also increased by more than 60% compared to January.

The government of the President of the United States, Joe Biden, transferred some 2,000 migrants recently detained in the state of Texas to San Diego, California, to be expelled over the border with Tijuana, in Mexico.

The data is revealed amid growing calls for the Biden government to repeal Title 42, a rule, implemented by the Donald Trump government, which allows border authorities to expel foreigners due to the Covid-19 health emergency.

The Joe Biden government faces a historic record with the arrival, last March, of 172,331 undocumented immigrants to the country’s southern border, an increase of 70.6% in relation to the total of 101 thousand on February 28 this year, according to updated data Customs and Border Protection (CBP).

Of the more than 172,000 immigrants intercepted in March, 168,195 were captured by the CBP when crossing irregularly, while another 4,136 arrived at border entry points, where in many cases they are declared “inadmissible”.

Some families trapped at the border in the Rio Grande Valley, Texas, said in interviews that they were flown to El Paso, Texas, after being detained for just a few days. From there, they were escorted by US officials to the international bridge to Ciudad Juárez, some 1,300 kilometers from where they were first picked up by border agents.

106 Brazilians will be deported and sent on a flight arriving in Brazil this Friday (21).

Biden repeats the gesture he had criticized of then-former President Donald Trump.

In deportations of this nature, Brazilians must be kept handcuffed during the flight back to Brazil.

The United States is facing the greatest increase in migrants on its southwestern border in 20 years, Secretary of National Security Alejandro Mayorkas acknowledged this week.

During Obama’s presidency, three million immigrants were deported, more than under any other United States government, including that of Donald Trump.

The first black US president deported more than 2.5 million people in his 8-year term.

The data are from the US government itself and show that Obama was the most executioner president of immigrants in the last period, even surpassing his predecessor George W. Bush (Republican Party).

His government has increased oversight of companies and commercial organizations that employ immigrants, investigating and harassing more than 2,200 companies that year. In his 1st year in office (2009), this number was 1.5 thousand. This offensive by the “Democrats” government has resulted in criminal charges against 200 companies and more than $ 50 million in fines.

Joe Biden changed his refugee acceptance policy.

In February, he promised to shoot the limit on the number of refugees the United States can accept each year. Donald Trump dropped to 15,000 and Biden proposed to multiply it nearly ten times, to 125,000, for the next fiscal year. Subsequently, his government said that this year it would leave him with 62,500 refugees.

However, none of this is going to happen. His administration leaked that the limit would remain at 15,000, as Trump left him. The decision generated a stir

criticisms from left-wing lawmakers and activists and their government were forced to rectify.

There is an obvious political motivation in the decision to reduce the refugee limit. The United States is going through a crisis on the southern border, where undocumented immigrants are being detained.

“I can clearly say: don’t come. Don’t leave your cities or communities,” said Biden in an interview with ABC News, addressing immigrants.