Joe Biden's humanitarian catastrophe

Joe Biden and Jen 'Circle Back' Psaki think that playing word games still are effective in dealing with the Biden Border Catastrophe. That strategy should be scrapped before the administration loses what's left of its administration's credibility. This article includes photos from the scene of the crime. The photos were taken by GOP senators on a fact-finding mission in Texas. They cast the Biden administration in a terrible light. Frankly, what's seen in the pictures is disgusting. Secretary Mayorkas should be terminated immediately for letting this catastrophe happen. This isn't humane. It's repulsive. This is just one photo from the CBP facility in Donna, TX: The Biden administration doesn't want reporters publishing these pictures. In fact, they won't let reporters into CBP facilities because they're overcrowded. The Biden administration only lets a pool camera into an HHS facility that isn't overcrowded. (That's an old Soviet propaganda trick.) This is beyond disgusting:
The 19-person delegation, led by Sens. Cruz and John Cornyn, R-Texas, toured a facility in Donna, where migrants have been packed into facilities designed for many fewer migrants. Cruz told reporters that the facility designed for 250 migrants had nearly 4000.
Later, Sen. Cruz added this:
The CBP facility in Donna, Texas is a tragic superspreader event caused by the Biden admin. Per CBP, the Donna facility has a 10% positivity rate. Roughly 4000 aliens are cramped together into cages.
The Biden administration is lying to us. Jamming 4,000 people into a facility meant to hold 250 is the opposite of humane. It's the definition of cruel. This is cruel, too:
Not too far from Dani and I, there was once a "rape tree." Yuma County Sheriff Leon N. Wilmont, who said it was taken down, told me the smugglers would hang the underwear of young children and women that they had raped. It was a trophy tree for the worst of humanity. It is a reminder of what these children – those who have survived – have endured on their journey to America.
This 46+ minute video is today's must-viewing: Chuck Grassley summed things up by saying that Border Patrol told the Biden transition team not to eliminate President Trump's Remain in Mexico policy. Democrats ignored that. Grassley then said that passing an immigration reform bill is a nonstarter, saying "How can you pass an immigration bill when you have open borders?" Lindsey Graham issued a challenge to the media gathered at the GOP senators' press conference. He challenged them to talk with the border patrol agents and ask them what they told the Biden transition team. The agents' biggest point of emphasis was to keep President Trump's Remain in Mexico policy intact. Rather than following that advice, the Biden administration eliminated that policy within hours of being inaugurated. Now the Border Patrol is getting inundated daily with caravan-sized groups of families and unacompanied migrant children. This is a Biden-created catastrophe.

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