Just days after Joe Biden declared the construction of Trump’s border wall to be canceled, he has once again flip-flopped and is preparing to finish off a nearly 14 mile stretch of border wall in Texas.
Fox News reported on Wednesday that Democrat President Joe Biden reversed course and decided to build at least part of the wall as part of someone’s plan to fight the crises at the border.
The crises not only threatens the Biden presidency but the future of the Democratic Party in the 2022 midterm elections as well.
It’s not such a big deal in my eyes anyway since nothing Biden has done or will do is popular among the voters. I don’t recall anyone saying they were voting for Joe Biden because they were rooting for China to replace the United States importance. Maybe I just missed it.
Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin wrote on Twitter:
“Fox News has confirmed via the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers that construction on a 13.4 mile stretch of border wall in the Rio Grande Valley will *RESUME* after pressure from local residents & politicians. The Biden admin previously halted all wall construction in Jan.”
The Biden administration is now denying the report and is claiming that they are working instead on damaged flood levees. But, being the Biden regime, it could all just be a cover-up to quell the anger of the far left.
About an hour later, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) responded to Melugin, writing: “In support of CBP’s border infrastructure program, USACE has resumed DHS-funded design & construction support on approx. 13.4 miles of levee in the Rio Grande Valley that were partially excavated or at various levels of construction when work on the wall was paused for review.”
“To be clear, wall construction remains paused to extent permitted by law,” USACE added. “Per DHS, we’ve started critical work to repair the Rio Grande Valley’s flood levee, which was excavated to make way for border wall. This remediation work will not involve expanding border barrier.”
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said during a conversation with ICE employees last month that the administration was considering finishing “gaps in the wall.” A report by CNN last month said that the U.S. is on track to see 2 million migrants on the southern border this year, which is more than the populations of Wyoming, Vermont, and Alaska — combined.
