Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) is tired of the games by his colleagues on the other side of the aisle when it comes to the current crisis that exists at the U.S. border.
Like many Republicans, Crenshaw recognizes problems illegal immigration places on America, especially if it continues to go unaddressed, as drugs continue to flow in the country and asylum-seekers take for granted loopholes in the broken immigration system.
In a series of tweets, Crenshaw perfectly summarized Congressional Democrats’ strategy in five steps to help explain why the crisis at the border can not be fixed.
Here is Crenshaw’s breakdown of the five steps as part of, what he thinks is, Democrats’ border strategy:
Step 1: Ridicule regular Americans’ concerns with border security, & conflate illegal immigration with legal immigration.
Step 2: Propose DACA amnesty without addressing illegal immigration (knowing GOP can’t support a proposal that doesn’t address the root cause of the problem). Continued Below
Step 3: Refuse compromise with GOP on border security, asylum law reform, and DACA fix.
Step 4: Ignore POTUS’s request for $4 billion in humanitarian aid at the border while simultaneously demanding “action” to fix the humanitarian crisis.
Step 5: Keep the issue alive and paint GOP as anti-immigrant. See Below
Dan Crenshaw’s Official Tweets
Step 2: Propose DACA amnesty without addressing illegal immigration (knowing GOP can’t support a proposal that doesn’t address the root cause of the problem).
— Dan Crenshaw (@DanCrenshawTX) May 25, 2019
Step 3: Refuse compromise with GOP on border security, asylum law reform, and DACA fix.
— Dan Crenshaw (@DanCrenshawTX) May 25, 2019
Step 4: Ignore POTUS’s request for $4 billion in humanitarian aid at the border while simultaneously demanding “action” to fix the humanitarian crisis.
— Dan Crenshaw (@DanCrenshawTX) May 25, 2019
Step 5: Keep the issue alive and paint GOP as anti-immigrant.
— Dan Crenshaw (@DanCrenshawTX) May 25, 2019
In ending, here is video of Kevin McCarthy discussing Democrats’ unwillingness to come up with solutions to end the border crisis.
