Former President Donald Trump Criticizes Biden’s Handling of Migrant Crisis

Former President Donald Trump Slams Biden Over Worsening Migrant Crisis

During a rally in Las Vegas, Nevada, former President Donald Trump criticized President Biden’s handling of the worsening migrant crisis at the US-Mexico border. Trump referred to the border as a “weapon of mass destruction” that is causing harm to the country.

Record Number of Migrants Crossing the Border

Trump acknowledged the record-breaking number of migrants who crossed into the US in December, reaching a staggering 302,000. He emphasized that this invasion is particularly detrimental to African Americans and Hispanics, two demographic groups whose support for Democrats seems to be wavering according to recent polls.

Biden and Democrats’ Stance on Open Borders

Trump accused Biden and the Democrats of wanting open borders, calling it a betrayal of the country and an atrocity against the Constitution. He criticized Biden’s efforts to remove the border barriers erected by Texas, which has led to an ongoing legal battle between the state and the Biden administration.

Trump Vows Support for Texas

Trump pledged his support to Texas in their fight against the Biden administration’s attempts to remove their border security measures. He stated that instead of sending a restraining order, he would send reinforcements to Texas.

Denouncing Democrat “Disinformation”

Trump also denounced what he referred to as Democrat “disinformation” regarding the Senate border deal, which is facing opposition from some Republicans. He accused Biden of trying to gaslight the American people by blaming Republicans for the border crisis.

Trump’s Solution: Reimpose Trump’s Border Policies

According to Trump, the solution to the border crisis is simple: Biden should reimpose every single border policy implemented during his presidency. He emphasized that it is not a complicated issue and that Biden does not need a new bill.

Stoking Enthusiasm for Republican Party’s Caucuses

Trump’s appearance in Nevada was aimed at rallying support for the Republican Party’s upcoming caucuses on February 8th. Although he is the only active candidate on the ballot, Trump hopes to generate enthusiasm among supporters.

Nikki Haley, Trump’s sole remaining GOP rival, has already conceded Nevada’s 26 delegates to him by participating in the state’s February 6th primary, which local Republican officials do not recognize as legitimate.