Watters: Joe Biden’s running a human smuggling operation
Jesse Watters connects the dots in Biden’s border crisis in the opening monologue of ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’
Jesse Watters dissected President Biden's immigration policy in Friday's opening monologue of "Jesse Watters Primetime."
"Joe Biden's running a human smuggling operation," he said. "The cartels hand [migrants] to Biden at the border, and then Biden puts them in busses and planes and then just sprinkles them all over the country."
"It's happening right in front of our own eyes," he added.
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"Illegals come in and help big business keep wages down," Watters continued. "Just what the donors want. Guess they got what they paid for. Migrants take cash so you can dodge taxes, too. And then they wire the money back south so other families can pay cartel coyotes and boom, another caravan. Another batch of Democrat voters."
"Isn't this foreign interference in our elections?" Watters asked.
Cartels' human and drug trafficking operations "are fattening the bank accounts of Mexico's most dangerous syndicates," the Fox News host said.
These operations benefit the Chinese, too, since they ship synthetic substances to Mexican ports, he said, citing a congressional committee report that Chinese brokers launder Mexican drug money using China's financial system.
"Why are we letting this happen?" he asked. " … Why is Biden betraying us?"
"Biden's soft on China and the cartels while his family makes money there. Americans get hurt, but donors make a profit."
Watters reported that almost 2 million migrants have been detected entering the United States since Biden took office.
"More than half have stayed," he said. "And hundreds of thousands more we just missed."
"This was by design," he continued, adding that Biden "invited" migrants during his campaign.
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While in office, "Biden just deconstructed Trump's border policies because of pride, [a] little vanity and fear, mostly," Watters said. "Fear that the far-left would revolt against him."
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