White House National Security Council Coordinator for Strategic Communications John Kirby admitted the Biden regime is working to facilitate “safe and effective pathways” for massive inflows of illegal aliens to enter the United States.
Kirby made the remarks while criticizing a comparison made by Rep. Pete Sessions (R-TX) between the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal and the collapsed southern border, stating, “it’s not chaos down there at the border — at least not right now.”
“I think it’s just incorrigible to compare what we’re trying to do with safe and effective pathways coming in through the border to what happened with Afghanistan. It is not at all the same situation,” Kirby told CNN’s “The Lead” host Jake Tapper on Friday.
“And the footage that you just showed demonstrates that it’s not chaos down there at the border, at least not right now. We’re doing everything we can to strike a right balance here between providing legal pathways into the country but enforcement of our border laws, of our need to have a safe and secure border there, Jake,” he insisted.
Kirby then called on Republicans to pass Joe Biden’s mass amnesty bill he introduced since capturing the White House in 2021.
“And if the Congressman really cared that much about helping with the southern border situation, then he would enjoin his colleagues in the Congress to pass legislation, to pass immigration reform to dust off and take a look at the immigration reform that the president put on Capitol Hill the day he took office, which has not yet been acted on,” he said.
As Infowars has been reporting all week, the U.S.-Mexico border has been inundated with illegal aliens since the recent expiration of Title 42, a Trump-era law enacted during COVID that allowed the U.S. government to quickly deport migrants to Mexico.
According to Customs and Border Protection figures, over 6 million aliens so far have illegally entered the U.S. since Biden took the White House.
Another 2.5 million are expected to cross into the U.S. in 2023 alone, according to analysis by the Princeton Policy Advisors.
Kirby’s right in a sense: the crisis at the border is not like the Afghanistan withdrawal — it’s much, much worse.
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