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Line 136: − − ==Refusing to visit southern border: "Not so important..."== − On Dec 6, 2022, Joe Biden said he would not visit the southern border during his trip to Arizona, despite an ongoing migration crisis. "More Important Things Going On," he said.<ref>Charlie Spiering, [https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/12/06/joe-biden-refuses-to-visit-the-border-during-trip-to-arizona-more-important-things-going-on/ Joe Biden Refuses to Visit the Border During Trip to Arizona: ‘More Important Things Going On’], ''Breitbart'', Dec 6, 2022.<blockquote>President Joe Biden on Tuesday said he would not visit the southern border during his trip to Arizona, despite an ongoing migration crisis. − − The president spoke briefly with reporters as he left the White House for a trip to Arizona to promote new investments in semiconductor chip manufacturing. − − When asked why he was going to a border state without visiting the border, Biden replied, "Because there are more important things going on."</blockquote></ref> − − ==Release of migrants into the U.S. interior w/o court dates== − − In May 2023, nearly two dozen [[Republican]]-led states have backed [[Florida]]’s legal challenge to a Biden administration policy that allowed for the release of migrants into the U.S. interior without court dates.<ref>Adam Shaw, [https://www.foxnews.com/politics/23-gop-led-states-back-florida-challenge-biden-policy-releasing-migrants-without-court-dates 23 GOP-led states back Florida challenge to Biden policy releasing migrants without court dates], ''Fox News'', May 27, 2023.<blockquote><small> − The policy was blocked hours before Title 42 ended. − Nearly two dozen Republican-led states have backed Florida’s legal challenge to a Biden administration policy that allowed for the release of migrants into the U.S. interior without court dates -- but was blocked just hours before the expiration of the Title 42 public health order. − "The Administration’s en masse parole of aliens violates federal immigration law and abdicates its responsibility to secure the nation’s borders," the 23 states, led by Virginia, said in an amicus brief filed this week. − The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10 memo and came a day before the end of Title 42.</small></blockquote></ref> The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10, 2023. memo and came a day before the end of ''Title 42''. − − ==Dispersion== − − Journalist [[Lara Logan]] reported, − {{quotebox-float|“This administration knew what was happening long before it got to this point. They know the people are disbursing now. There’s hundreds of [[Haiti]]ans that have run away from under the Del Rio Bridge and disappeared into the countryside...They know also that everywhere that there’s been a mass migration of [[illegal immigrant]]s, there’s been a spike in COVID cases in this country....[[Bioweapon]]s specialists and intel agents say that is typical of how you disburse a virus, if you did something like a virus bomb or a virus attack in your own country or another country."<ref>https://www.bizpacreview.com/2021/09/22/lara-logan-bioweapons-intel-says-border-swarm-is-typical-of-how-enemy-would-disburse-a-virus-bomb-1138063/</ref>}} − − According to Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar, the junta has taken the unprecedented step of releasing illegal aliens without a court date to appear.<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2021/03/24/dem-henry-cuellar-drops-a-dime-on-what-the-biden-team-did-when-he-warned-them-about-border-crisis-n349874</ref>
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In 2022, migrants were bused to Kamala Harris’ home on Christmas Eve intended for NYC.<ref>Mark Moore. [https://nypost.com/2022/12/25/migrants-bused-to-kamala-harris-home-on-christmas-eve-intended-for-nyc-report Migrants bused to Kamala Harris’ home on Christmas Eve intended for NYC], NYPost, December 25, 2022</ref>
In 2022, migrants were bused to Kamala Harris’ home on Christmas Eve intended for NYC.<ref>Mark Moore. [https://nypost.com/2022/12/25/migrants-bused-to-kamala-harris-home-on-christmas-eve-intended-for-nyc-report Migrants bused to Kamala Harris’ home on Christmas Eve intended for NYC], NYPost, December 25, 2022</ref>
===Refusing to visit southern border: "Not so important..."===
On Dec 6, 2022, Joe Biden said he would not visit the southern border during his trip to Arizona, despite an ongoing migration crisis. "More Important Things Going On," he said.<ref>Charlie Spiering, [https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2022/12/06/joe-biden-refuses-to-visit-the-border-during-trip-to-arizona-more-important-things-going-on/ Joe Biden Refuses to Visit the Border During Trip to Arizona: ‘More Important Things Going On’], ''Breitbart'', Dec 6, 2022.<blockquote>President Joe Biden on Tuesday said he would not visit the southern border during his trip to Arizona, despite an ongoing migration crisis.
The president spoke briefly with reporters as he left the White House for a trip to Arizona to promote new investments in semiconductor chip manufacturing.
When asked why he was going to a border state without visiting the border, Biden replied, "Because there are more important things going on."</blockquote></ref>
===Release of migrants into the U.S. interior w/o court dates===
In May 2023, nearly two dozen [[Republican]]-led states have backed [[Florida]]’s legal challenge to a Biden administration policy that allowed for the release of migrants into the U.S. interior without court dates.<ref>Adam Shaw, [https://www.foxnews.com/politics/23-gop-led-states-back-florida-challenge-biden-policy-releasing-migrants-without-court-dates 23 GOP-led states back Florida challenge to Biden policy releasing migrants without court dates], ''Fox News'', May 27, 2023.<blockquote><small>
The policy was blocked hours before Title 42 ended.
Nearly two dozen Republican-led states have backed Florida’s legal challenge to a Biden administration policy that allowed for the release of migrants into the U.S. interior without court dates -- but was blocked just hours before the expiration of the Title 42 public health order.
"The Administration’s en masse parole of aliens violates federal immigration law and abdicates its responsibility to secure the nation’s borders," the 23 states, led by Virginia, said in an amicus brief filed this week.
The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10 memo and came a day before the end of Title 42.</small></blockquote></ref> The policy, known as "parole with conditions" was outlined in a May 10, 2023. memo and came a day before the end of ''Title 42''.
===Dispersion===
Journalist [[Lara Logan]] reported,
{{quotebox-float|“This administration knew what was happening long before it got to this point. They know the people are disbursing now. There’s hundreds of [[Haiti]]ans that have run away from under the Del Rio Bridge and disappeared into the countryside...They know also that everywhere that there’s been a mass migration of [[illegal immigrant]]s, there’s been a spike in COVID cases in this country....[[Bioweapon]]s specialists and intel agents say that is typical of how you disburse a virus, if you did something like a virus bomb or a virus attack in your own country or another country."<ref>https://www.bizpacreview.com/2021/09/22/lara-logan-bioweapons-intel-says-border-swarm-is-typical-of-how-enemy-would-disburse-a-virus-bomb-1138063/</ref>}}
According to Democrat Rep. Henry Cuellar, the junta has taken the unprecedented step of releasing illegal aliens without a court date to appear.<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2021/03/24/dem-henry-cuellar-drops-a-dime-on-what-the-biden-team-did-when-he-warned-them-about-border-crisis-n349874</ref>
==Gov. Abbott takes action==
==Gov. Abbott takes action==
Abbott argues that the state of Texas, in light of the fact that the Federal government has failed in its duty to protect the states, has the right to enforce the laws to control immigration into the United States.
Abbott argues that the state of Texas, in light of the fact that the Federal government has failed in its duty to protect the states, has the right to enforce the laws to control immigration into the United States.
==Humanitarian crisis==
==Humanitarian crisis==