Everyone in America is impacted by the Harris-Biden border crisis

The crisis at the border isn’t just a policy failure, it’s impacting everyday Americans in significant ways.

Debunking rumors of “eating pets” in Springfield, Ohio doesn’t erase the real suffering happening there.

Reports reveal chaotic roads in Springfield due to migrant motorists and strained social services. 

With Haitian immigrants flocking to Springfield, a city of about 60,000, thanks to federal aid and policy changes, concerns arise about the economic and social impact on the town.

Worrying about the consequences of such a drastic demographic shift isn’t racist, it’s practical.

Small towns like Springfield aren’t the only ones dealing with the repercussions of immigration.

Cities like El Paso are now hotspots for illegal crossings, with criminal gangs taking over establishments and causing havoc.

El Paso’s Mayor warned of reaching a breaking point a year ago, and now it seems the city has exceeded that limit.

With gangs spreading across the country and small towns overwhelmed by migration, the impact is widespread.

Cities like New York are facing significant financial burdens due to supporting migrants, raising concerns about the sustainability of current policies.

While most migrants may not have ill intentions, the sheer numbers make assimilation challenging in places like El Paso and Springfield.

The current administration’s policies seem to prioritize migrants over the well-being of American citizens they are meant to protect.

The focus on trivial distractions like “eating pets” only serves to divert attention from the real issues at hand.

It’s time to address the real costs and consequences of the ongoing illegal immigration crisis and hold those responsible accountable.

Bringing attention to these issues could lead to a wake-up call for America and hopefully prompt voters to demand accountability from the government.