Now thirty days have been passed since Biden declared that he will be appointing Kamala Harris (Vice President) to lead the team in seeking the main reasons of the migrant disaster, to implement long-term policies, and also to control the migrants flow on the border.
On Friday, House GOP Judiciary tweeted that today would be a great day for Kamala Harris to visit the southern border. Moreover, the vice president has to go to the southern border while border patrol facilities are being congested with alone migrant kids.
Jen Psaki (the White House Press Secretary) dismissed any kind of plan that Kamala Harris was the head of the border issues and has maintained; she is only interested in the main causes.
Vice President didn’t visit border
On Tuesday, Rep. Jim Jordan (House Judiciary GOP) tweeted that Kamala Harris (Vice President) went to North Carolina yesterday. On Friday, she has decided to visit New Hampshire. The tweet added, “when’s the border czar going to visit the southern border?”
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Despite Kamala Harris’ decision to go to several other parts of the nation rather than the border, the White House aides described that Kamala Harris has negotiated with Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Guatemalan President Alejandro Giammattei to visit the areas. Thus far, there has been no plan scheduled.
On 17 April, Andy Biggs (Arizona Rep.) tweeted about Kamala Harris’ absence at the southern border. He tweeted, ‘Day twenty-four, there is still no border visit by Harris, and this is no longer act of incompetence, and this is willfully executed.
On 14 April, Whip Steve Scalise (House Republican) described, at a news meeting, that if she is the vice president of the U.S. and the president put her in charge of this, Harris needs to go down to the southern border and see this for herself. He continued that maybe she would then encourage Joe Biden to reverse his policies that remained unsuccessful.
President Joe Biden appointed Kamala Harris to seek the root cause weeks ago; since then, President Biden has been quiet on that matter.
