Trump’s resurgence is a direct result of Biden’s monumental border failure

Arrested on Monday, a 23-year-old man from El Salvador who entered the United States illegally is accused of the murder and rape of Maryland’s Rachel Morin, a mother of 5, last summer.

Additionally, during his stay in the United States, he allegedly broke into the home of a 9-year-old girl and her mother.

The following day, an Ecuadorian migrant who also entered the country illegally was arrested for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in Queens after authorities had previously apprehended and released him into the country.

President Biden’s response to these incidents was to announce one of the largest immigration relief programs in recent history, opening opportunities for hundreds of thousands of immigrants living in the country without proper documentation and for DREAMers and other undocumented immigrants.

Meanwhile, former President Donald Trump is experiencing a political comeback, moving past the national embarrassment of siccing a mob on the Capitol and his own vice president.

With Biden steering the country in what seems like the wrong direction on various issues, one significant crisis lies at the southern border.

Polling shows that immigration is a top concern for voters, with many expressing frustration over the current situation.

Recent surveys indicate growing support for the deportation of all undocumented immigrants currently living illegally in the US, signaling a shift in public opinion towards stricter immigration policies.

The crisis at the border and the resulting issues of drugs, crime, and more are directly attributed to Biden’s decisions to open the border, potentially impacting his re-election chances.

Despite recent actions to sign an executive order on border security, Biden’s focus remains on allowing as many people as possible to bypass regular immigration processes.

This policy failure has caused suffering to US citizens and is a significant political liability.

Considering the potential of facing Trump in the next election, Biden’s approach to immigration could provide his opponent with ample ammunition on a critical issue.