Funviralpark President Biden has furious and repeatedly cursed the border crisis as illegal immigrants continue to flock to the overwhelmed southern border.
In “The Fight of His Life: Inside Joe Biden’s White House,” author Chris Whipple describes the anger of the Biden administration as it tries to grasp the crisis raging at the border in 2021 . criticism of his government.
“Meanwhile, illegal immigrants keep coming, and Biden is furious,” the book says. “Seldom had the entourage seen him so angry. From all over the West Wing, the president could be heard swearing and dropping bombs (he was I always apologized.)
A senior adviser told Whipple that the frustration comes from a “lack of solutions.”
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“It’s like, ‘If you were me and these were your solutions, what would you think? ‘ That’s the weight of the presidency, right?” the adviser said.
The Fight of His Life will be released on January 17th.
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In another part of the book, Whipple returns to the crisis at the border, writing:
Whipple also described Biden “with a short fuse” in another issue later this year.
“Early in his tenure, he reserved the f-bomb primarily for southern border discussions, but has used it more frequently lately,” the book states.
The book, set to go on sale Jan. 17, has already made headlines by reporting that Biden once described Vice President Kamala Harris as a “work in progress.”
We met more than 1.7 million immigrants in FY21 and more than 2.3 million immigrants in FY22. This is because the border has seen well over 200,000 encounters over several months.
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The Biden administration has touted a whole-of-government approach focused on tackling the root causes in Central America. This is a Harris-led effort to work with countries in the Western Hemisphere and restore legal asylum routes that were destroyed during the Trump administration.
But the administration has faced criticism from Republicans for unraveling Trump-era border security policies, including the Immigration Protection Protocol and building the southern border wall. It is also enthusiastic about narrowing its domestic crackdown to favor only criminals and recent border crossers. Republicans accuse the Biden administration of encouraging immigration by reducing enforcement and releasing more immigrants to the interior.
That crisis comes under the spotlight this month as the Title 42 public health order that has been used to deport hundreds of thousands of immigrants at the border could come to an end.
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The Biden administration has been ordered to end the policy by a federal court. The order was due to end Wednesday, but was temporarily blocked by the U.S. Supreme Court in response to a last-minute lawsuit from the Republican-led coalition of states.
The administration has asked Congress for more funding, but acknowledges that there will likely be an even bigger surge if the order ends. While it says it is working on it, it is calling on Congress to overhaul what it describes as a broken immigration system.
