Cultural enrichment accelerates.
NYPD officers were once again attacked at a migrant shelter in New York City, marking a concerning trend of violence against law enforcement in these facilities. The incident underscores the escalating tensions and safety concerns within the city's migrant shelters.
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NYPD officers were assaulted while responding to a call at a migrant shelter.
This is not the first incident of its kind, indicating a worrying pattern of violence against law enforcement in these facilities.
The event highlights the growing safety concerns and tensions within NYC's migrant shelters.
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This is not an isolated event. Over the past few months, there has been a noticeable increase in such incidents, indicating a worrying pattern of violence against law enforcement in migrant shelters. These attacks not only put the lives of police officers at risk but also create an environment of fear and uncertainty for the migrants residing in these shelters.
Events like this have Biden's Handlers and Caregivers making noises about (fake) measures Biden will use to (fakely) control illegal immigration, or at least get that headline planted in the press for election season.
In a strategic shift, President Biden is intensifying immigration controls, aiming to reposition himself for the upcoming election. This move contrasts his previous stance, signaling a response to increasing political pressure and border challenges.
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Biden's bipartisan immigration bill indicates a marked shift towards more stringent policies.
The proposed legislation mandates a 'border shutdown' if illegal crossings exceed certain thresholds, with immediate deportation measures.
Critics argue this approach mirrors Trump-era policies, underscoring Biden's political maneuvering in light of election pressures.
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The administration's pivot on immigration is notable, as it seems to align with more conservative, Trump-era border policies, a change that has elicited criticisms from both progressives and conservatives. While progressives lament the perceived shrinkage of the asylum system, conservative critics argue that the bill contains loopholes that fail to effectively curb illegal immigration.
After previously refusing to meet with Speaker Johnson, the drooling vegetable Biden now says he is "happy" to meet with him to discuss the border and Ukraine aid.
Psst: I think the vegetable mostly wants to discuss Ukraine aid.
President Biden pivoted on Monday, saying he would be "happy to meet" with House Speaker Mike Johnson -- after White House staff rejected the Louisiana Republican's recent requests to discuss pending Ukraine aid and US-Mexico border policy changes.
"Sure, I'd be happy to meet with him if he has anything to say," the 81-year-old president told reporters on the White House lawn as he returned from a long weekend at his Rehoboth Beach, Del., vacation home.
Biden's willingness to meet comes after his aides repeatedly rebuffed Johnson over the past month.
"We welcome the president's reversal and openness to meeting with Speaker Johnson about the best path forward for securing the nation. It's long overdue," said Johnson spokesman Raj Shah.
"We look forward to hearing from the White House when he'll be available for a one-on-one meeting that the Speaker has requested for weeks."
Related: Alex Thompson, I think of Politico or some other gayass rag like that, says that Biden is supposedly so miffed at Mayorkas for bungling the border that he "blanches" whenever he passes him:
Alex Thompson
@AlexThomp
According to someone close to Mayorkas, Biden would "blanch" whenever he saw his D.H.S. Secretary. (A White House spokesperson said, "This is false. The President and the Secretary have a good relationship.")
@JonathanBlitzer profiles Mayorkas
Bill Melugin says Alex Thompson is full of shit:
Bill Melugin
@BillMelugin_
If this is true, it doesn't make much sense for Biden to react this way. Mayorkas has simply carried out the policies Biden campaigned on.
On debate stage, Biden himself invited asylum seekers to "surge" the border. He also said just being in U.S. illegally shouldn't be a deportation priority, and said he wouldn't deport anyone in his first 100 days in office.
The bottom line at the border is perception = reality for migrants.
Big picture, the majority believe Biden = nice, Trump = harsh, and that the border is open & welcoming under Biden.
Mass catch & release & the so called "selfie" effect of migrants FaceTiming, taking pics, recording videos showing they've made it to the U.S. & have been released just reinforces that. Then you throw in 5 star hotels in NYC etc, and it all magnifies.