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Our Senate has reached a bipartisan compromise on the border, but what does the measure actually say? Is it worth enacting?

From Breitbart. A deal being negotiated by Sens. James Lankford (R-OK), Chris Murphy (D-CT), and Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) would codify President Joe Biden’s Catch and Release network into federal law by requiring the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to funnel border crossers into the United States on a daily basis.

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New details of the Senate deal continue coming to light, the latest revealing more reasons why President Joe Biden has thrown his support behind the deal. …

CBS News reported:

The power, which Mr. Biden referred to as an authority to “shut down the border” on Friday, would be mandated after average daily migrant crossings hit 5,000 over seven days, or 8,500 in a single day. It could also be activated on a discretionary basis after average daily crossings surpass 4,000 in a week. There would also be a limit on the number of days each year the president could invoke the authority. [Emphasis added]

When the authority is invoked, migrants who cross into the U.S. illegally would not be allowed to ask for asylum, and would face swift deportation to Mexico or their home country. Exceptions would be made for those who pass screenings for other, more difficult-to-obtain forms of humanitarian refuge, including protection under the United Nations Convention Against Torture [emphasis added]. …

While the proposal negotiated by the White House and lawmakers would penalize those who enter the U.S. illegally, it would preserve asylum at official ports of entry. In fact, it would require U.S. border officials to continue processing more than 1,400 asylum-seekers daily at these official border crossings when the “shutdown” authority is invoked, sources told CBS News [emphasis added].

“Any border ‘shutdown’ authority that ALLOWS even one illegal crossing is a non-starter. Thousands each day is outrageous. The number must be ZERO,” House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) wrote on Twitter. …

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(Excerpt from Breitbart. Photo Credit: U.S. Customs and Border Protection)

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Cathy
January 31, 2024

I don’t call this compromise, I call it continual National threat!!!

Rev. Jim Warfel
January 31, 2024

Matthew 25:41-46

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Bluebird
January 31, 2024

Agree with Speaker Johnson. This MUST TOTALLY stop. Lord help us stop this sitting president who supposed to protect America and the citizens of this country and is not protecting anyone, not America and certainly not even those who cross the border. Even SCOTUS ruled ages ago what he is doing is wrong but only God can stop this evil! It’s like an octopus that keeps growing arms of evil.
Lord, help us find the answers to stop this inhumane and corrupt behavior.

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Cathy
January 31, 2024

I agree with Speaker Johnson. What part of “ILLEGAL” don’t they understand!? Praying for our country and government.

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Nydia
January 31, 2024

I agree with Mike Johnson. One is too many. What are they thinking. Lord, protect our borders. Give wisdom to our leaders to make legislation that will actually protect the sovereignty of our nation. In Jesus name, amen.

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Lora Tyler
January 31, 2024

IMO, this is unacceptable. But what else is in the bill? All of it?

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