Where are Biden’s pen and phone

President​ Biden ‍is seeking ⁣more power‍ to address the border crisis, claiming that he will close the ​border once Congress takes action. However, he seems to be running out of options. According to the New York Times, the president is frustrated⁣ and feels hindered. He recently⁣ stated, “I’ve done all⁢ I can do.”

But has ⁣he really done ⁣enough?⁣ Under ​Biden’s policies, migrant crossings have reached record levels, with over 300,000 people being‍ apprehended or ⁤processed in December alone. This issue is not limited to⁢ border states like Texas; it⁤ is a concern for voters across the country. ‌And they rightly hold President Biden responsible for the current​ mess.

It’s cheeky and cynical for Biden to blame congressional inaction for the border ‍crisis. If Congress​ fails to pass a bill⁣ that addresses immigration reforms and provides aid to Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific, Biden will try to shift ⁣the blame onto the GOP. He may ‌even succeed.

However, Biden’s claim of⁤ powerlessness is simply not ​true. He is asking for a legislative solution to a problem that falls under the ‌executive branch’s jurisdiction. If he wanted ‍to, ⁢he could take immediate action to tighten border control by reversing the executive orders‌ that have contributed to the migration surge.

Biden could back up his tough talk ⁢with decisive actions, even if they were later overturned by the courts. But instead, he seems more interested in picking⁣ fights with Texas Governor ​Greg Abbott ⁤over ‌fencing.

Where are Biden’s pen and phone?‌ Did Major hide them somewhere on the White House lawn? Previous liberal presidents have used ⁤their executive power‍ to ‌push through their‍ progressive ⁣agendas, claiming unitary power. Yet, when⁤ faced with ⁣an overwhelmed southern border and other related issues, President Biden suddenly feels helpless and dependent on Congress.

Why is that? It’s because Biden⁣ is more concerned about appeasing his college-educated liberal base than addressing the concerns of‌ black ​and Hispanic voters who prioritize border security. His reliance ‌on these liberal professionals limits his actions and weakens the country. ‍It’s time for him to change course and ⁣enforce existing immigration laws while taking executive action to strengthen the ⁣border.

Unfortunately, it’s⁢ unlikely that Biden will make such a correction. He will likely continue​ to⁢ pursue​ an immigration deal that won’t pass⁢ the House of Representatives and complain about his lack of executive authority. Only to conveniently rediscover his pen and phone when progressives⁤ come up with another unpopular idea that gets rejected by the courts.