Laura Ingraham: Border crisis 'will change our country forever', just as 'open borders zealots always wanted'
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The Biden administration, the mainstream media and immigration advocates are lying to the American people about the extent of the border crisis, Fox News host Laura Ingraham said Monday.
"Failing to report the simple facts about what lax border enforcement means, the media is complicit in the creation of this crisis," she added. "They demonized Trump for years on immigration, with woefully biased and inaccurate reporting, and now they are trying to save their own reputations" by pressing the Biden administration for access to migrant holding facilities. In that regard, White House press secretary Jen Psaki's recent statement that the White House is "committed to transparency" is a "total and complete lie," according to Ingraham. "They could have opened these sites on day one," she said. "Just blur the kids’ faces. Back in May of 2019, the Trump administration allowed ['The Ingraham Angle'] to go into border facilities in Texas, because they believed in transparency, unlike the current president. There was no reason to hide anything.
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