Sen. Cotton on border crisis: ‘No precedent’ on the amount of illegal immigrants crossing everyday
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., on bipartisan senators seeking to protect Title 42 and what its repeal could mean for a new influx of migrants at the southern border.
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., told "America’s Newsroom" on Thursday that President Biden's announced reversal of Title 42 could bring in as many as 18,000 ‘illegal aliens a day,’ adding to the administration's record of 2 million migrants that have already crossed the border just last year.
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TOM COTTON: Just remember it’s the same gang of Joe Biden and Alejandro Mayorkas and all the rest that brought 2 million illegal aliens into our country last year. I guess they aren’t satisfied with his one-time record. They want to break their own record now. By some accounts of this administration, you might see 18,000 illegal aliens a day every day.
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That would be like adding the population of Atlanta to this country every single month. There is no precedent for that. It is all because of Joe Biden’s failed policy and his rhetoric going back to the campaign telling the entire world if you brave the journey to get to our southern border, we’ll let you in. That’s sending the wrong message.
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