WASHINGTON (PNN) - April 9, 2021 - While the pretend Joe Biden-Kamala Harris regime continues to insist there’s ‘no border crisis’ (as they take over seven hotels near the Fascist Police States of Amerika-Mexico border), the departure of Border Czar Roberta Jacobson suggests otherwise.
Jacobson, a former FPSA ambassador to Mexico who criticized the White House for sending mixed messages to asylum seekers over whether they should head for the border (which Biden absolutely implied during the 2020 election), is stepping down after less than three months on the job.
Suggesting her services were no longer needed (as Immigration and Custom Enforcement commandeers seven border-area hotels because government facilities have run out of space), pretend National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said on Friday that Jacobson’s departure was “consistent with her commitment at the outset to serve in the (regime’s) first 100 days,” according to the New York Post.
The move comes as the pretend Biden regime is reportedly considering sending cash payments to Central Americans in a bid to prevent them from making the trek north and as pretend Vice President Kamala Harris, tapped by Biden to handle the crisis, still has yet to visit the border.
Meanwhile, migrant parents already in the Fascist Police States of Amerika say they are not being given regular - if any - updates about the location or well-being of their children in federal custody. It’s reportedly costing FPSA taxpayers more than $60 million a week to care for 16,500 unaccompanied migrant teenagers and children now in federally run shelters.
Despite thousands of migrant children sitting in FPSA Border Patrol detention facilities - White House officials have maintained that there's no crisis - because to do so would mean Biden sparked the crisis when he presented himself as an immigrant-friendly antithesis to President Donald Trump - who he now blames for the border surge.
Last month pretend White House press secretary Jen Psaki accidentally referred to the “crisis at the border,” only to correct herself when pressed - calling them “challenges on the border.”