>and I 100% get why it sucks. One of Biden's first big
>meetings in office was telling black leaders to shut the fuck
>up and chill out.
>
>That still doesn't mean he has an open door policy towards
>illegal immigration. It also doesn't make electoral sense for
>Biden to support the policy you've outlined? You think he's
>trying to replace one of his strongest bases w/a group of
>people who tend to vote more republican?

This is an open door policy because democrats are not serious about protecting the border.

Shhh, democrats don't care about that us knowing their goal to replace the black vote. They're too busy lying to black voters. My words are not it is what happened proven by tangible monetary aid they gave to them.
>
>Telling people to do research is funny, because a quick google
>search on your part would show you that Obama deported more
>illegal immigrants the Bush and Biden is deporting more than
>Trump. I'm just asking why we call it an open door policy for
>Biden and Obama, but not the other two.
>

German Matthews was deported five times as a reference. That point is made to highlight illegal immigrants return after deportation. The highest number I can find on the Biden admininstrations' deportation is 543,000+. An estimated 10,000 people per day are crossing the border in each of the sectors. For instance in 2019 385,885 illegal immigrants are deported and 171,000+ returned.

I'll relax for a few minutes to hear yall deflect. No one countered anything written in my first response other than half truths and the right wing deflection.