According to President Joe Biden, the purpose of his alleged border closure is to maintain the myth that America is a “Nation of Immigrants” and address the decline in support for immigration from the 1950s.

In a statement at the White House on Tuesday, Biden warned his pro-migration political colleagues that President Donald Trump’s growing public hostility to migration requires certain restrictions:

“We have to acknowledge the obvious. I must first secure the border, and I must do so immediately, in order to preserve America as a place that welcomes immigrants. Because the United States of America is the greatest place on earth, there is no limit to the number of people who may attempt to enter our country if we fail to safeguard our border. For those who argue that my actions have been overly stringent, To you, I say: Have patience. The American people’s generosity is eroding at the moment. It is not an option to do anything. We must take action. We have to behave in a way that upholds both our morals and the law. Today, we strive to safeguard our American identity for future generations, without deviating from it.”

“I’ll talk about how we can improve the justice and fairness of our immigration system in the coming weeks,” Biden said.

Actually, Biden’s purported border restrictions are a media-exaggerated hoax that covers up his continuous forced feeding of foreign labor, capital, and tenants into the American economy. CEOs, investors, and coastal cities receive a greater share of the country’s wealth as a result of that controversial economic strategy.

Biden’s purported restrictions conceal unrestricted loopholes that let his pro-immigration deputies bring in almost 3 million people annually or nearly one for every American born.

Biden stood behind his mass migration policy.

According to Biden, immigration “has always been the lifeblood of America.” Without addressing Americans or their families, he went on:

“People and new talent come in and revitalize us all the time.” The Statue of Liberty is not an American historical artifact. It represents the identity of the United States.”

The Declaration of Independence was the reason behind the construction of the Statue of Liberty. But in the early 1900s, proponents of immigration repurposed it to represent their assertion that the United States is a “Nation of Immigrants,” or the motherland of Americans.

Biden’s deputies have brought approximately 10 million migrants, whether legal, illegal, quasi-legal, or temporary, since 2021. However, the flood has diminished public support for the phrase “Nation of Immigrants,” which Biden’s advisors omitted from his speech.

Despite growing popular opposition, Biden’s pro-migration policies are consistent with the Democratic Party’s ardent advocacy for massive, wealth-shifting, nation-changing migration.

Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said at a news conference in November 2022 that “we’re short of workers now more than ever.” His purpose was to highlight various draft amnesties for undocumented immigrants. He went on:

The United States’ population is not self-replicating to the same extent as it once was. Our ultimate goal is to aid the Dreamers, or illegal immigrants brought in by their parents, get a path to U.S. citizenship for all of the 11 million, or however many illegals there may be. Only if we welcome and embrace immigrants—the “Dreamers,” and all of them—will we have a great future in America.”

“The undocumented Americans who are in this country are the people we care about most,” Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) stated to Fox News in February 2024.

Author: Steven Sinclaire