President Biden is expected to issue an executive order that will purportedly confer rights or privileges on people in the United States without legal status. This action, according to Rep. Kat Cammack, will only worsen the ongoing border crisis.
The reality is that the southern border has become a magnet for migrants from all over the world, lured by the promise of a better life. Millions have embarked on dangerous and arduous journeys, placing their life savings and the wellbeing of their families in the hands of cartels. The accounts of these journeys are heartbreaking, filled with stories of abuse and enslavement.
Rep. Cammack emphasizes the urgent need to close the border, not only for the safety of America but also for the protection of the migrants themselves. This means finishing the wall along the border and implementing a comprehensive security strategy.
While addressing the border crisis is paramount, a separate issue concerns the millions of undocumented immigrants already residing in the United States. Rep. Cammack advocates for deporting individuals with criminal backgrounds or those posing a threat to national security, including those affiliated with extremist groups. However, she recognizes the need for a humane approach towards others who may deserve some form of regularization. However, this regularization should not be equated with citizenship, and any process must prioritize American citizens who are waiting legally for entry.
Rep. Cammack expresses concern that President Biden’s executive order will disregard the Constitution and the laws passed by Congress, potentially leading to legal challenges and ultimately exacerbating the crisis. She argues that legacy media should prioritize the urgent issues of securing the border and dealing with criminals and extremists, rather than focusing on regularization.
Ultimately, Rep. Cammack believes that President Biden’s actions will only serve to further erode the rule of law and embolden those who seek to exploit the vulnerabilities of our immigration system. The consequences of this reckless approach, she warns, will be dire for both America and the migrants themselves.
