The ongoing migrant and drug smuggling problem at the U.S.-Mexico border has angered a Texas Republican congressman who believes President Joe Biden and Republicans are complicit.
After seeing a video clip of what appeared to be armed drug cartel members crossing the border, Rep. Chip Roy criticised the president during an appearance on the Fox Business Network on Tuesday morning, saying, “These cartels are emboldened; they are empowered by a president who does not care about our southern border.”
He is allowing the cartels to control it entirely. Go see “The Sound of Freedom” if you haven’t already. Check out what’s going on in the world. Go find out who is in charge. He said, “Go see who is, you know, assaulting these young ladies, these young children. There’s a new movie featuring Jim Caviezel as a former DHS agent who fights child trafficking.
“On our watch, we’re enabling that to happen. That’s my message: stop doing it. Because he dared to attempt to halt the influx at our border, Governor Abbott is being sued — sued! — by the Department of Homeland Security by this government. Fentanyl used to stop the death? prevent the poisoning? to deter armed trespassers? Roy remarked, “You know, the president and this government can go right to hell.
He continued by asserting that the Democratic Party and the Biden administration are not the only ones who have showed a lack of interest in border concerns.
My message to every Republican colleague? We won’t support an administration that is at odds with the Texans, he declared.
We won’t support a government that encourages lawlessness, strengthens cartels, allows fentanyl to kill Americans, and permits young girls to be raped in Texas stash homes, declared Roy.
“Enough. This conflict is ours. And I’m sick and tired of Republicans who are just talking about it and have been supporting it for years because they want cheap labour,” he added. We are required to maintain a secure border.
An alert was raised last month by a border judge who had previously issued a warning about the situation a year prior.