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New York Times Migrant Story Shows the Giveaways and Legal Chaos of Joe Biden’s Border Crisis



by WARNER TODD HUSTON 15 Jul 2024

The New York Times chronicled a Venezuelan family’s trek from Chile and Peru northward to the United States and inadvertently revealed the economic freebies and legal chaos enabling President Joe Biden’s migrant flood swamping the United States.

The paper has been tracking the progress of a family of Venezuelans who traveled via the infamous and dangerous Darién Gap through Colombia and Panama, through three more countries to Guatemala, then through Mexico before entering into the United States where they were allowed into the country via Joe Biden’s shambolic “parole” system.

The story follows the efforts of Henry Aguilar, a man who served a prison sentence in Venezuela for abusing his authority as a police officer and robbing someone, and his partner, Leivy Ortega.

Ortega already had several children when she met Aguilar in Chile after they had each left Venezuela several years prior. But as the paper noted, she was later arrested for domestic violence against Aguilar once they got to the United States and was responsible for having her family kicked out of a free shelter in Texas because she got in a fist fight with several other migrants there.

 

https://www.breitbart.com/immigratio...border-crisis/
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