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Over 40,000 Mostly-Unvaccinated Migrants Released By Biden Skip Out On ICE Appointments



https://www.zerohedge.com/political/over-40000-mostly-unvaccinated-mig
rants-released-biden-skip-out-ice-appointments

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THUGR posts about Putin so much, he must be in love.

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... just 13% are reporting to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office as instructed.

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Former CIA Officer: "The Most Infamous & Devastating Press Conference Ever Held By An American President"
Sunday, Aug 15, 2021 - 09:55 AM

Kabul's streets are clogged with panicked civilians fleeing the Taliban onslaught of the Afghan capital, American chinook helicopters are hovering above the US Embassy with an emergency evacuation in progress, and the national government propped up for two decades by US money and power is negotiating surrender with barely a fight.

One former CIA officer has observed looking back to Joe Biden's July 8 Afghan policy speech: "This may become the most infamous — and devastating — press conference ever held by an American President," wrote CIA foreign operations veteran Bryan Dean Wright on Sunday.

"When I announced our drawdown in April, I said we would be out by September, and we’re on track to meet that target," Biden had said. "Our military mission in Afghanistan will conclude on August 31st."

Clearly the Taliban are on the cusp of declaring victory in Kabul far ahead of that date marker, and certainly very far ahead of the initially conceived September 11 symbolic 'mission accomplished' date (without doubt whatever plans were laid for an optimistic sounding 9/11 "we're out of Afghanistan" or even "mission accomplished" speech will be scrapped).

Here's the exchange from a bit over a month ago:

REPORTER: Is a Taliban takeover of Afghanistan now inevitable?

THE PRESIDENT: No, it is not.

REPORTER: Why?

THE PRESIDENT: Because you — the Afghan troops have 300,000 well-equipped — as well-equipped as any army in the world — and an air force against something like 75,000 Taliban. It is not inevitable.

Perhaps this utter failure to grasp or predict anything close to reality on the ground in the conflict is a failure also shared by US intelligence, given that it was only in June that a widely reported intel assessment forecast that Kabul could fall within six months.

But just last week that assessment was significantly revised to say within "one month to 90 days". Merely the last 48 hours has obviously proven this completely off the mark as well.

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I don't hate Joe, just looking for a site that doesn't have his cock in its mouth to see.

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Originally posted by JO753:
He'z bungling Afganistan.

Wut I dont get iz wy he didnt scrap Trump's 'deal' with the Taliban. Many commentatorz hav alredy commented that Biden had no hezitansy to scrap a bunch uv other Trump nonsens, so wuts different about this?

The obvious ansr iz that therez no good solution to the problem, so if he abidez by Trump's deal, he gets to put sum uv the blame on Trump.

Its not working. Maybe therez a less obvious reazon.

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Originally posted by JO753:
He'z bungling Afganistan.

Wut I dont get iz wy he didnt scrap Trump's 'deal' with the Taliban. Many commentatorz hav alredy commented that Biden had no hezitansy to scrap a bunch uv other Trump nonsens, so wuts different about this?

The obvious ansr iz that therez no good solution to the problem, so if he abidez by Trump's deal, he gets to put sum uv the blame on Trump.

Its not working. Maybe therez a less obvious reazon.

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Biden Administration Proposes Dramatic Change to Asylum System Amid Border Crisis
By Zachary Stieber
August 19, 2021


The Biden administration wants to let immigration officers grant full approval to illegal aliens claiming asylum, taking that decision from judges.

A backlog of asylum cases means the system requires repair and allowing U.S. Citizenship and Immigration officers to decide on asylum applications is the start of replacing the system, the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said in a notice of the proposed changes.

The proposed process (pdf) would give the officers the power to unilaterally approve applications for asylum, withholding from deportation, or claims under the Convention Against Torture. If an officer denies an application, the applicant could request an administrative review by an immigration judge.

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:He didn't scrap Trump's deal bc he couldn't. The Taliban were going to make sure of it. If our troops didn't leave voluntarily, they would be driven out militarily.

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:He didn't scrap Trump's deal bc he couldn't. The Taliban were going to make sure of it. If our troops didn't leave voluntarily, they would be driven out militarily.

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Sure he coud.

He'z the Commander In Chief.

He coud hav told the Taliban 'sorry. we arent giving you Afganistan. The last gi wuz a chump, so we're making a new deal.'

If they didnt like it, too bad. He coud hav thretend to start carpet bomming with MOABz.

Yes, not a popular disijun in America. Koud hav rezulted in another 10 yirz & trillion$.

But at least it woudnt be embarrassing.

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Biden Admin Starts Deporting Haitians From Under Texas Bridge, Fox Foils FAA Drone Ban


For a month and a half, we've been keeping an eye on the developments of thousands of migrants gathering under the Anzalduas Bridge in Mission, Texas. On Aug. 2, we first reported stunning drone footage from Fox News' Bill Melugin, who captured 1,000 migrants under the bridge surrounded by US Border Patrol agents. Now the number of migrants has increased to more than 11,000, and the federal government imposed a no-fly zone for unmanned aircraft systems.

The Biden administration's attempt to cover up the border disaster by blocking drones didn't stop Melugin and his team who hitched a ride on a Texas Department of Public Safety's helicopter to capture an aerial view of the migrant crisis, mostly Haitians, crossing the Mexico–US border with ease and gathering under the bridge as they wait to be processed by Border Patrol agents.

BREAKING: I am absolutely stunned by what I’m witnessing right now. We are on a boat in the Rio Grande near the Del Rio international bridge and we are watching as masses of hundreds of migrants walk across the river from Mexico and stream into the US illegally. @FoxNews pic.twitter.com/xXE4pDkpIe
— Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) September 18, 2021

BREAKING: Our @FoxNews drone is back over the international bridge in Del Rio, where it appears the mass of migrants has expanded once again.
Stunning visuals. More than 11,000 under the bridge as of yesterday w/ more streaming in. Expect that number to be bigger today. @FoxNews pic.twitter.com/phnep2MWz8
— Bill Melugin (@BillFOXLA) September 18, 2021

Melugin took shocking videos of thousands of migrants not just crossing the border but gathered underneath the bridge, a testament to the Biden administration's mishandling of the migration crisis.

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SIGNYM:He didn't scrap Trump's deal bc he couldn't. The Taliban were going to make sure of it. If our troops didn't leave voluntarily, they would be driven out militarily.

JO753: Sure he coud.
He'z the Commander In Chief.
He coud hav told the Taliban 'sorry. we arent giving you Afganistan. The last gi wuz a chump, so we're making a new deal.'
If they didnt like it, too bad. He coud hav thretend to start carpet bomming with MOABz.
Yes, not a popular disijun in America. Koud hav rezulted in another 10 yirz & trillion$.
But at least it woudnt be embarrassing.

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President Biden is expected to announce Friday that he will not renominate Ron Bloom, the chair the U.S. Postal Service board and a key ally of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, when his term expires next month, according to three people with knowledge of the situation.

The move casts doubt on DeJoy’s future at the agency, the people said, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss private conversations.

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