(PJ Media) It’s even worse than predicted.
El Paso Mayor Oscar Leeser declared a state of emergency after conferring with federal officials about the thousands of illegal aliens who are in El Paso, waiting to be released into the United States.
There is no room for them in the overflowing shelters, so thousands of them are sleeping in the streets. Or, sleeping in the sewers.
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“Talking to some of our federal partners they really believe that on Wednesday our numbers will go to 4-, 5- or 6,000, and when I asked them, I said do you believe that you guys can handle it today, the answer was no.And when I heard the answer was no, I knew we had to do something right away,” Leeser said. (emphasis added)
Why can’t they handle it? The Biden administration has known since the summer that Title 42 was going to end. They have known since the beginning of May that they were facing an unprecedented crisis — up to 18,000 illegal aliens a day showing up at the border.
DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas told America back in May, no worries, we’re on it.
“What we do is we prepare and we plan, and we’ve been doing so for months understanding that the Title 42 authority that the CDC holds is not going to be around forever because, quite frankly, we want to conquer the pandemic and put it behind us,” Mayorkas said on CNN’s “State of the Union.”
As it turns out, that was a lie.
El Paso represents but one crossing point for illegals in Texas. There are 28 main border crossings in that state alone. And if they’re getting slammed with 6,000 illegals arriving every day in El Paso, 18,000 illegals a day along the entire southern border is an optimistic number
Biden is going to look for some way to deflect blame for the coming humanitarian catastrophe onto Donald Trump. But with six months of lead time to plan for a crisis that was his fault in the first place for inviting illegals to cross the border in the first days of his administration, he’s not going to have an excuse for what’s hitting El Paso now.
