1ºLynn Marie fentanyl is moved on to the US by IS citizens who are mules. They cross pick up the drugs and bring them across because US citizens don't get rga scrutiny of others. This was the case in Trump's administration and continues to be the case.
Also Ukraine is not a poor policy decision, sending our old crap that needs to be replaced anyways and tying up our number one land threat in the process without losing a single US Service member life.
I am not fond of defending Biden, but we have to be reasonable with critiques. The withdraw was a huge snafu and Us members died entirely unnecessarily and the border is open which is allowing illegals to cross, but they are not carrying fentanyl, its more efficient to load them up in a vehicle and cross at a check point.
2ºJake Diecast to answer your question. Yes, his actions have caused this problem.
FACT - the United States of America no longer has operational control of its borders. The 2022 CBP report proves this. Stats given by the BIDEN administration.
FY encounters
2020, 458,088
2021, 1,734,686
2022 2,378,,944
+519%
America’s sovereignty is breached.
The question is - is the Biden administration doing this deliberately or is it incompetence. Either one is not acceptable.
BTW- CBP Admits to over 6 MILLION “gotta always”.
Gee, I wonder how many of those could be terrorist?
Also since Biden has taken office over 5000 plus migrants have died,crossing the border.And over 1 million fentanyl overdoses.
And that blood is on JOE BIDEN & his administration hands.
3ºK'Lynn Osborne but but but but Trump. LAME! Trump hasn't been in office for 2 1/2 years. JOE BIDEN is the current POTUS and the opioid pandemic has gotten worse. .................. Trump tried with the border wall along with more Border Patrol agents that was to help decrease the flow of opioids into American. The Democrats held the 'Power of the Purse" and wouldn't authorize money for the wall and more Border Patrol agents . ,,,,,,,,,, Too bad Democrats of today don't follow the morals and beliefs of Democrat President Truman when he said " The buck stops here". Today's Democrats can only PASS THE BUCK
4ºBeing on the front line of this issue… I can assure you that no matter how shocking the number is put in front of you, it’s far worse.
And it’s the kids that are being hit the hardest. Kids have done these drugs for years and years. I work in the same community I grew up in, and knew the drugs were there then too. The difference? Drugs today are fentanyl dressed up to look like the drugs of yesterday. Because it’s cheaper, easier to get across the border, and far more potent for less.
I’ve watched too many kids die and families be shred apart for what cost their now deceased child $3 to buy from school.
5ºA battle is brewing in San Francisco after the San Francisco Chronicle claimed that some drug dealers in the city make as much as $350,000 per year.
San Francisco Board of Supervisors Member Matt Dorsey is asking City Hall to investigate the justice system in the city after a report that some drug dealers make upwards of $350,000 per year, but still are eligible for legal counsel from the Public Defender’s Office.
"Do street-level drug dealers who ‘can make as much as $350,000 a year — or even more if they help run a local operation’ receive taxpayer-funded legal services to defend their criminal cases in San Francisco?" Dorsey asked on Twitter Tuesday.
Dorsey also suggested that wealthy defendants might not deserve publicly founded legal aid. "The 6th Amendment and S.F. Charter ensure free lawyers to those who can’t afford them. Yes, EVERY indigent defendant deserves publicly funded legal counsel. But shouldn’t ONLY indigent defendants deserve publicly funded counsel?"
Dorsey’s inquiry alone is a waste of taxpayer resources, and an insult to the due process legal protections laid out in the U.S. Constitution. The San Francisco Public Defender’s Office proudly provides high-level representation to over 20,000 indigent and low-income individuals every year."
The Public Defender’s Office also claimed that most of its clients are living in poor conditions.
"Many of the people we represent, including those accused of drug possession and sales, are homeless or living in SROs or grouped in squalid living conditions. Our clients who are trapped in the exploitative street-level drug trade are indigent, and false claims to the contrary fan the flames of racism and xenophobia."
https://www.msn.com/en-us...b&ei=15