’20 million illegal aliens’ overwhelmed America: JD Vance slammed former US President Joe Biden, defends Donald Trump’s crack on migrants
US Vice President JD Vance on Wednesday launched a scary attack on former President Joe Biden’s immigration record, accusing him of allowing “about 20 million illegal aliens” in the United States and overwhelming public resources.
“It put extraordinary burden on our country -our schools, hospitals, housing and other essential services,” Vance said on X, “Many unspecified migrants on X said,” committed violent crimes, or featured features of fennel and sex smuggling. “
Vance implicated the immigration debate as a national emergency that the Trump administration has started correcting. “The President has successfully stopped the influx of illegal aliens, and now we should deport the people who came here illegally,” he announced.
The ‘fixed process’ was criticized as a legal hurdle
Vance rejected concerns over legal safety for migrants, arguing that exile requires less legal investigation than criminal convicts. He said, “The administration should say that the ‘proper process’ is concerned that this question may also be,” he said that implementing strict legal standards for exile action is a strategy that is to completely block the enforcement.
“To keep it in solid words,” he said, “an illegal country requires more legal procedure to implement an illegal country to apply death penalty on an American citizen.”
‘They have removed their game’
Vance also accused media and progressive critics of trying to normalize illegal immigration on a large scale under the guise of defending human rights. He said, “They want to complete through fake legal process they failed to fulfill politically: biden’s illegal migrant invasion,” he said.
He challenged opponents Large -scale exile To offer realistic options, “Ask people cry on the lack of fixed process … Does their solution allow us to exist at least a few million people per year? If there is no answer, they have given away their game.”
‘We will not stand for this’
Vance concluded with a fast that he and Trump would not allow that he described as “deliberately efforts to erase border enforcement”.
“President Trump and I won’t stand for it,” he said.
