President Joe Biden's Humanitarian Parole Program and Border Policies
Senator Marsha Blackburn criticizes President Joe Biden's Humanitarian Parole Program, stating that roughly two million migrants have been paroled since 2022. Blackburn praises Texas for securing the border and contrasts Biden's policies with the Trump administration. She highlights concerns about the parole program, which grants migrants benefits and work visas, potentially leading to safety risks and employment of criminal illegal aliens.
Key Points
- Biden paroled 800,000 people in 2022 and 1.2 million the following year, a significant increase from previous administrations
- Texas has taken measures to reduce illegal immigration at the southern border
- Contrast between Biden administration and Trump administration in border security approach
Cons
- Safety risks associated with granting benefits and work visas to paroled migrants
- Employment of potentially criminal illegal aliens by companies