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Looks like our ole pal doesn't really believe in infrastructure, does he?
Why would anybody be so dumb as to cut border security at a time when thousands of Illegals are flooding across the border every day?
Dat boy ain't quite right in the head, is he?
Terence Jeffrey / @TerryJeffrey / August 04, 2021
President Joe Biden has now revealed there is at least one area in which he is a fiscal conservative: When it comes to providing the infrastructure needed to secure the border, he wants to spend far less than the government currently spends.
His administration has presented Congress with a Department of Homeland Security budget proposal that calls for slashing spending on what it calls “Border Security Assets and Infrastructure” by 96%.
In fiscal year 2021, Congress approved $1,513,000,000 in funding for border security assets and infrastructure. Biden is now asking that Congress approve just $54,315,000 for fiscal year 2022. That is a reduction of $1,458,685,000—or 96.4%.
Why would anybody be so dumb as to cut border security at a time when thousands of Illegals are flooding across the border every day?
Dat boy ain't quite right in the head, is he?
Biden Wants to Cut Funding for 'Border Security Assets' by 96%
If Biden gets his way, the federal government will not spend one penny in 2022 on planning or constructing a physical barrier at the border.
www.dailysignal.com
Biden Wants to Cut Funding for ‘Border Security Assets and Infrastructure’ by 96%
Terence Jeffrey / @TerryJeffrey / August 04, 2021
President Joe Biden has now revealed there is at least one area in which he is a fiscal conservative: When it comes to providing the infrastructure needed to secure the border, he wants to spend far less than the government currently spends.
His administration has presented Congress with a Department of Homeland Security budget proposal that calls for slashing spending on what it calls “Border Security Assets and Infrastructure” by 96%.
In fiscal year 2021, Congress approved $1,513,000,000 in funding for border security assets and infrastructure. Biden is now asking that Congress approve just $54,315,000 for fiscal year 2022. That is a reduction of $1,458,685,000—or 96.4%.