One more time, how did they get in if they were detained? You know what "detained" means? It means they are not free to go anywhere in America.
One more time, I am not here to educate low IQ, thread trolling halfwits like you. You want to find out...www.google.com Educate yourself dumbass.
One more time, I am not here to educate low IQ, thread trolling halfwits like you. You want to find out...www.google.com Educate yourself dumbass.
now there are full grown men wearing ankle braceletts getting on to planes and landing at night at small airports .
Because the RepubliQuans have nothing to offer but bullshit lies about their opponents. They'd rather bullshit their constituents than offer any new solutions or ideas (because they have none).
https://www.newsweek.com/joe-biden-doesnt-have-open-border-policy-so-why-do-republicans-say-otherwise-1672356
President Joe Biden's first year in office has seen authorities encounter almost 1.8 million migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border, prompting conservative leaders to lambast his administration for its "dangerous open border policy."
In late December 2021, during a segment on Tucker Carlson Tonight, FOX News titled its report on migration at the border as "Biden's open-border policy is reckless and dangerous." And in November, the House GOP published an article titled Biden's Open Border Policies Have Deadly Consequences.
While usage of the phrase "open border" has become more popular, with both Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Texas Senator Ted Cruz invoking the term when offering critiques of the administration, those who study the situation say their usage of the term is incorrect.
Rebecca Hamlin, who studies immigration politics as a professor with the University of Massachusetts Amherst and wrote a book on the labeling of migrants, told Newsweek that the political usage of the term "open border" does not reflect reality, saying the Biden administration's policies are relatively restrictive compared to past presidential administrations.
"I've been studying immigration politics for now 20 years, and I haven't seen such a mismatch between the accusations of one party and the policies of the other which are actually not close to open and probably stricter than what we've seen in a long time," Hamlin said.
The Biden administration has received consistent backlash from immigrant rights groups for leaving the Title 42 public health order in place that restricts the channels through which migrants can seek asylum. Furthermore, 2021 saw the U.S. admit the lowest number of refugees it has seen since 1980, with just over 11,400 being allowed into the country.
Conservative think tank Cato Institute has taken note of this, publishing a September article titled Biden's Border Policy Is Not 'Open Borders,' where it noted that "Biden's policies and goals are largely the same as those of President Donald Trump."
