President Biden tells reporters he’d like to see ‘peace and security’ when he visits the border

Brace yourselves for a shock: President Joe Biden is reportedly preparing to visit the border. His administration has done nothing about the border except assure reporters that it’s secure and also discipline two Border Patrol agents falsely accused of whipping Haitian migrants. We haven’t seen Vice President Kamala Harris at the border, nor have we seen photos of a weeping Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez outside the “concentration camps.” Is it possible that Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sending busloads of migrants to Harris’ front step has caught the administration’s attention?

BREAKING: President Biden says he intends to visit the border, possibly as soon as next week.
“That’s my intention, we’re working out the details now.” @FoxNews

— Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) January 4, 2023

If Biden goes to the border, it will be to tee up the next Democrat push for “comprehensive immigration reform” (mass amnesty for 20 million+) with endless CNN/NYT stories about “dreamers” who are about to cure cancer and achieve world peace https://t.co/Tx3JxU7eJx

— Buck Sexton (@BuckSexton) January 4, 2023

A reporter asked Biden Wednesday what he’d like to see at the border, and he replied, “peace and security.”

Asked what he hopes to see when he allegedly visits the southern border next week, Biden jokes “peace and security.” pic.twitter.com/ajXu3JmxvK

— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) January 4, 2023

What a fraud.

— Tom LaMarra (@JerseyTom) January 4, 2023

He’s a joke

— Mrs Emmy (@MrsEmmyM) January 4, 2023

This means Mayorkas will order a cleanup of the area

— Debi /Mudturtle44 ???? (@mudturtle44) January 4, 2023

Not enough and too late @POTUS

— RWallace (@WallaceR83) January 4, 2023

What a jackass

— Renae Freeman (@Renae0301) January 4, 2023

He thinks it’s a joke????‍♀️

— Kim Montgomery???????? (@Kimimont1) January 4, 2023

He literally makes me ill.

— Mike Staton (@mikestaton1) January 4, 2023

Such a disgrace.

— Lisa Marie (@4Utruthbombs) January 4, 2023

Will Biden watch as migrants cross the Rio Grande en masse, or will his handlers carefully direct him to a specified area — they apparently have a week to get a small patch cleaned up.

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Karine Jean-Pierre says President Biden takes the border issue ‘incredibly seriously’ https://t.co/lLBbGjwvme

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