Why Biden’s border executive order won’t solve the chaos caused by Joe

President Biden emphasized the necessity of taking action on the border crisis on Tuesday after three years of inaction, offering a plan that still falls short.

His latest executive order is seen as a deceptive publicity stunt aimed at boosting his low ratings on the issue.

The new order allows the president to close the border when crossings exceed 17,500 over seven consecutive days, which equates to nearly 1 million illegal entries a year.

In addition, nearly another million enter through various “legal” pathways created by Biden without congressional approval, such as the CPBOne scheduling program.

Despite the new restrictions, the number of border crossings remains at historic highs, double the highest figure under the previous administration. This figure also doesn’t account for the significant number of “gotaways” or undetected border crossings.

Despite promising increased removal and bans for illegal crossers, Biden hasn’t enforced these rules and continues to exempt unaccompanied minors from being turned away, leading to an influx of children.

Many see this as another ineffective solution in a series of phony fixes aimed at creating the appearance of toughness on border security.

Despite claiming he had no authority to act without congressional approval, Biden now acknowledges his power to set the limit at zero, just months before the upcoming election and as the majority of voters view him as having failed on border security.

His actions since taking office have resulted in a surge of migrants from various nations, with no meaningful solutions offered to address the crisis.

Even if the new order manages to slow the influx of migrants to more sustainable levels, voters are skeptical of whether this policy will remain in place after the election.

The ongoing issue of illegal immigration and the potential for mass amnesty remain concerns for voters, highlighting the need for new leadership to resolve America’s border crisis.