Joe Biden declared Tuesday that he has “more important things” to worry about than visiting the border, despite the fact that he was in Arizona anyway for an appearance. It started with the White House attempting to avoid the issue altogether: Then Fox News reporter Peter Doocy outright asked Biden why he wasn’t going to check on the border despite being only a few miles away. Watch: Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Biden skipped checking out the border, instead visiting visit a computer chip plant. Here is the “more important thing” Biden was referring to. A thing Biden clearly has zero understanding of: Joe Biden reminding America that he isn’t with it. “It will construct a second fab here in Phoenix to build chips, three nano chips, three nano chip, chips that are three nano. Anyway, you know what I’m saying. Nano Nono, I don’t know.” pic.twitter.com/LRLybudhto — Steve Guest (@SteveGuest) December 6, 2022 As we have repeatedly highlighted, there is an all our crisis on the border that is about to get even worse: New Federal Data Shows 73,000 Illegal Immigrant “Gotaways” In ONE MONTH Border patrol agents were not impressed, with one commenting to the Daily Caller “MORE IMPORTANT THINGS? This is HIS disaster, he created this catastrophe. The border crisis is a total breach of National Security. Give me a fucking break…I can’t wait for this clown to be out of office.” Another Border agent charged that Biden’s comments betray “another example of how delusional he is.” “It’s in their narrative to downplay the destabilization of the U.S. What could possibly be more important than criminals and terrorists infiltrating the country and tens of thousands of fentanyl overdoses, mostly being young adults,” the agent added. National Border Patrol Council President Brandon Judd added “The President’s most

The following article, After Midterms, Voters Want Immigration to be Under Control, was first published on Big League Politics. Most Americans who voted during the 2022 midterms elections are in favor of policies that would curb illegal immigration and restrict legal immigration. In a recently released poll, Rasmussen and NumbersUSA found that 58% of US midterms voters believe the government is not doing enough to cut illegal border crossings and visa overstays. Only 13% believe the government is doing too much on the immigration enforcement front, whereas 20% believe the current level of immigration enforcement is at the right level. 51% of midterm voters believe President Joe Biden’s regime is doing poorly in terms of its handling of illegal immigration, while only 20% gave it a good rating and 12% rated it excellent on the matter. This poll also compiled information from 2022 midterm voters in the three battleground states of Arizona, Florida, and Nevada, which showed similar sentiments in favor of immigration restriction. 64% of Florida midterm voters say the government is doing too little to curtail illegal immigration and 52% gave the Biden regime a poor rating on how it has handled illegal immigration. 50% of Arizona midterm voters gave the Biden regime a poor rating on immigration from 50% of Arizona midterm voters, 58% of whom believe the government is doing too little immigration enforcement. In Nevada, 66% believe the government is doing too little immigration enforcement and 53% rated the Biden regime poorly for the way it has handled the issue. “This polling is remarkable. It shows clearly that most American voters of every type, party, and ideology agree that immigration needs to be brought under much better control,” declared NumbersUSA Vice-President of Operations Jim Robb. 67% of 2022 midterm voters believe that it is important

Sens. Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) and Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) are trying to clinch a deal on immigration reform in a last-ditch effort before Congress breaks for the holidays as President Barack Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program comes to a close. There is speculation from some immigration reform advocacy groups that the draft framework of the deal, which is already being circulated among lawmakers, would provide a pathway to citizenship for 2 million “Dreamers”—illegal immigrants brought to the United States as children—and provide up to $40 billion in border security. It would also reportedly extend Title 42 for at least a year, while processing centers are set up. Title 42 is a Trump-era policy that allowed authorities to restrict those seeking asylum from crossing into the United States during the pandemic….