Hundreds of thousands of foreign nationals descended on the U.S.-Mexico border between the time President Joe Biden declared there was nothing more he could do to stop illegal immigration and when he issued an executive order.
Border Patrol agents made nearly 525,000 illegal immigrant encounters across the southern border in February, March, April, and May, according to the latest data by Customs and Border Protection. Those were the four months between Biden claiming to the media on Jan. 30 that he had done “all I can do” unilaterally to stop the immigration crisis and the executive order he issued on June 4 that seeks to cap southern border crossings.
“Mr. President, on the border … Have you done everything you can do with executive authority?” a reporter asked Biden on Jan. 30 before the president departed on Marine One.
“I’ve done all I can…
