‘Only Two Years Late’: Biden Mocked for His Upcoming Plan to Visit US-Mexico Border
President Joe Biden is receiving criticism for his upcoming plan to pay a visit to the U.S.-Mexico border. On Wednesday, Fox News reported Biden said it is his “intention” to visit the border, citing a report. Biden…
President Joe Biden is receiving criticism for his upcoming plan to pay a visit to the U.S.-Mexico border.
On Wednesday, Fox News reported Biden said it is his “intention” to visit the border, citing a report.
Biden reportedly made the remark at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, saying he plans to visit the border during his time at the North American Leaders’ Summit this month.
The outlet noted the planned visit to the border will mark the first of Biden’s presidency.
According to the report, people familiar with discussions surrounding the matter explained to The Wall Street Journal Biden will not make a policy announcement if he makes the trip to the border.
Twitter users were quick to remind Biden he should have visited sooner.
Nile Gardinder, a Telegraph contributor, wrote, “Only two years late in getting to the border. Joe Biden is quite possibly the laziest and most clueless president in US history.”
Republican Mark Alford wrote, “About damn time. Saying a prayer that he doesn’t end up in Canada at the wrong border.”
The Twitter account NumbersUSA argued, “Pres. Biden has made it clear he has no intention to secure the border.”
Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) said, “President Biden will give remarks today on border security with VP Harris, his ‘Border Czar,’ in attendance. He should do two things: 1) Fire his current Border Czar 2) Confirm a trip to the southern border.”
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John Kirby, a spokesman for the National Security Council, told reporters in December that Biden’s trip would include initiatives to “address climate and environmental challenges,” The Washington Post reported.
It would also “help increase North America’s competitiveness, protect the health and safety of our citizens, jointly respond, of course, to irregular migration in the region, and advance diversity, equity and inclusion.”
The Post noted U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported close to 2.4 million arrests along the Mexico border in the 2022 fiscal year alone.