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Joe Biden may have run for president because he wanted to lead this country, but it appears from his early actions that his goal is really to erase the footprint of Donald Trump as president. Those who keep count say Biden has issued more executive orders and actions in the first three weeks of his presidency than any other president in history.  These executive decisions cover virtually every action of the government from immigration to climate, to medical issues to military funding, to schools to student loans, to travel to mask wearing, to anything else Donald Trump may have put his name on. If Trump approved it, Joe wants it gone ...  Take immigration, for example. Biden ended the building of the wall along the Mexican border. Trump believed it would slow illegal immigration, keep criminals out, end human smuggling, and cut the movement of drugs and weapons into this country.

On his first day in office, Biden ended construction on the wall, saying the deal to pay for it was "unwarranted" and that he didn't want any more American tax dollars used to pay for it.  Well, there are now new problems, as might be expected. One of the major ones is that COVID-19 has raised its ugly head, and while the president has ruled that Americans have to wear masks and are all of us headed to be vaccinated, we're faced with the reality that thousands of illegals are crossing the border and being released into our country. And they are NOT tested. They do not wear masks.  According to figures available, in the nine southwest border sectors, more than 75,000 illegal aliens – the government calls them "migrants" – were apprehended in January alone... The latest reports are that more than 3,000 people cross the border illegally, every day.

Sheriff A.J. Louderback of Jackson County, Texas, doesn't mince words... that the president is releasing these illegals into the U.S. without having them tested for COVID.  It says that these border crossers are to be released – hundreds in Texas and California alone, but more across the country.  That means more than 95% of the ICE criminals arrested can go free. Also, as a result of the memo, a national sex offender operation was canceled as was the effort to arrest at-large sex offenders with sex crime convictions including child molestation. Biden attempted to impose a 100-day moratorium on deportations, but it was blocked by a Texas judge... In 2018, some 70,000 such ICE arrests involved drunk driving, traffic violations, assault, drug trafficking, burglary, domestic violence, sexual assault, homicide and lewd acts with a minor.