Kamala Harris's first foreign trip

It's obvious that VP Kamala Harris' first international trip got off to a disastrous start. Before she landed in Guatemala, Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei told CBS "The message changed to, 'We are going to reunite families and we are going to reunite children. The very next day the coyotes here were organizing groups of children to take them to the United States.'"

It doesn't take a translator to figure out that the root cause of this immigration crisis is Joe Biden's change to an open borders policy. During her press conference with Guatemalan President Giammattei, Harris recited the obligatory "Do not come. Do not come. The United States will continue to enforce our laws and secure our border." That's as believable as Alejandro Mayorkas telling Peter Doocy that the "border is closed."
 
First, it's a joke for Harris to say that the US "will continue to enforce our laws and secure our border." You can't continue what you haven't started. Next, the Biden-Harris administration isn't interested in securing the border. The Biden-Harris administration love open borders. It's important to remember this:
Until the immigration laws get changed to decriminalize illegal immigration, the Biden-Harris administration won't enforce immigration laws. For that matter, I haven't seen proof that the Biden-Harris administration enforces many laws.

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