Sen. Kennedy, Kristi Noem discuss Biden’s
motive to flood US with illegal immigrants
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 5/10/2025 11:01:14 PM
Senator John Kennedy and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem teamed up to expose Biden-era immigration policy. Former President Joe Biden’s lack of any real border authority resulted in massive numbers of illegal aliens and asylum seekers gaining access to the United States. Millions of Americans voted for stricter enforcement in 2024, but many are still wondering why the former president would allow a flood of humanity to come into the country. Kennedy and Noem dug deep into the issue, and the conclusion they came to should frighten all Americans:
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It's as we thought. And now it's also on record in the Senate!