HOME NATIONAL REPUBLICS DEMAND TRANSPARENCY SUPPLY IN BORDER CRISIS “OUT OF CONTROL”

“The president will have to act, he can no longer forget about this humanitarian and national security crisis,” Nebraska Gov. Pete Ricketts said.

The Biden administration has faced a large increase in the number of migrants at the border during the year, with more than 200,000 migrants crossing the border in July and August. In September, he faced a crisis in Del Rio, where more than 15,000 Haitians, the majority, accumulated under the outer bridge.

While the Biden administration blamed fundamental reasons such as poverty, corruption and violence in Central America for the increase, such as the end of legal asylum pathways through the Trump administration, Republicans blamed the Biden administration’s withdrawal from Trump-era policies.

“It’s no longer a secret,” Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey said. “They created this crisis and they know it. “

The governors unveiled a 10-point plan to oppose the crisis, adding moves they said Biden could take at a stroke and includes the full recovery of the Trump-era Migrant Protection Protocols (NPP), which kept migrants in Mexico during their immigration proceedings. Management recently ordered through a federal court to revive the policy.

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Moreover, governors are calling for an end to “catch and release,” more structure of border walls, an extension of Title 42 deportations, the deployment of more federal law enforcement at the border, and the administration to provide more resources to keep the border secure.

In his remarks, Abbott also took direct aim at DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas: “Secretary Mayorkas is a crisis in what he has done and no one deserves to accept what he says as true. “

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Earlier in the day, Republican senators held a news conference, in which they also blamed Biden’s leadership for the crisis at the border, and asked him to oppose his decisions that they said worsened the crisis.

“This is a humanitarian crisis, this is a crisis of public fitness, this is a national security crisis, and Joe Biden and [Vice President] Kamala Harris will do anything about it,” said Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas.

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Meanwhile, Sens. Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, and Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, noted that the crisis is having a ripple effect on states across the country due to the effect of criminals and drugs when traveling across the country.

Please wake up,” Ernst said, addressing the Biden administration. You have to deal with this situation, republicans have the answers we’ve outlined, it’s time to act. “