Joe Biden's system of injustice

When the Border Patrol was accused of whipping illegal Haitian immigrants, Joe Biden infamously said "Those people will pay." What's noteworthy is that Biden admitted that he'd seen the video of the incident before making that ill-fated statement. Friday, CBP (Customs and Border Protection) stated from the podium that "[DHS' Office of Professional Responsibility] found no evidence Border Patrol agents involved in this incident struck anyone with their reins intentionally or otherwise." This statement was made by "CBP Commissioner Chris Magnus said at a press conference, in which he also said that agents were not carrying whips."

Before going further, it's essential to highlight this because that's proof that Biden knew the truth about the situation before rendering his verdict that these agents were guilty without conducting an investigation. It's essential to highlight this because people are presumed innocent if the prosecution can't prove that the defendant committed a crime.

It's essential to highlight that lots of high-profile Democrats don't believe in that constitutional principle. Sen. Mazie Hirono, (D-HI), definitely thinks that people are guilty until they prove their innocence. Our VP agrees with Sen. Hirono.

Considering the fact that lots of elected Democrats don't respect major constitutional principles, we shouldn't be surprised that these Democrats reach a verdict before investigating. That's as surprising as finding out that Elon Musk is rich. That's as surprising as finding out that the Biden Crime Syndicate aren't people of integrity. Here's the videoclip of Biden rushing to judgment:

This says everything:

It's apparent that Joe Biden has bought into the Soros open borders policy. Further, it's clear that Biden's Democrats don't care about enforcing the law. If they did, these Democrats would've sided with the border patrol, not the illegal immigrants. Finally on this subject, it's obvious that Democrats aren't into enforcing laws. They're only into enacting laws so they can say that 'this is our official policy' without actually enforcing the law.

Finally, what good are laws that aren't enforced?

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