Republicans Slam Biden For The Ultimate Betrayal

According to statistics provided by Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI), President Joe Biden has welcomed almost five million border crossers and illegal aliens into the country. This represents a foreign population that outnumbers the total population of 28 states.

Johnson questioned Alejandro Mayorkas, secretary of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), regarding the overall number of border crossers along with illegal aliens released throughout the interior of the United States, in addition to those who have effectively crossed the southern border since the beginning of 2021, during a Senate Homeland Security hearing on Tuesday.

Despite the fact that this statistic is among the most important for the American people and the U.S. job market, DHS does nothing to track and simply disclose it.

According to Johnson, the overall number of border crossers and illegal aliens who entered the interior of the United States during the past two years, including those who were immediately released by DHS, known got-aways, and unidentified got-aways, is between four and five million.

“Between four and five million individuals entered this nation during this administration, but they most likely do not qualify for asylum,” according to Johnson.

“Basically, 22 states have populations under four million, according to our analysis. There are less than five million people living in 28 states. The severity of the issue is shown by that.”

“Johnson’s assessment also indicates that the number of border crossers and illegal aliens who have entered the interior of the United States since Biden assumed office is far more than the country’s yearly birth rate, which was just under four million in 2021.”

Mayorkas “ought to resign” for these reasons, among others, according to Johnson.

According to a comparable calculation by resident fellow Andrew Arthur of the Center for Immigration Studies, since Biden assumed office, at least 3.4 million border crossers and illegal aliens have entered the interior of the United States, with many more presumably there but unknown to DHS.