Is Joe Biden Really Giving 450K to Illegals Separated at the Border

Written by Peter Boykin on November 1, 2021

Is Joe Biden Really Giving 450K to Illegals Separated at the Border

By Peter Boykin – American Political Commentator / Citizen Journalist

IS JOE BIDEN REALLY GIVING $450,000 TO ILLEGALS SEPARATED AT THE BORDER?

The short answer is… yes.

Resident Joe Biden is ‘in talks’ to begin giving illegal immigrant families $450,000 per person if they were separated when they illegally entered the U.S. under the Trump administration, according to The Wall Street Journal. That means some families will receive close to $1 million dollars of American taxpayer’s money.

Why? This payout comes in response to lawsuits filed on behalf of the illegals who say the government ‘subjected them to lasting psychological trauma.’

The details: The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) which is filing these lawsuits, claimed 5,500 children were separated from their parents at the border under the Trump administration. But so far, 940 claims have been filed. So the total payout could be up to $5 billion dollars.

Border separations: The Trump administration wasn’t just separating kids from parents for chuckles. They were verifying that the adults were actually their parents.

For two reasons:

People looking to enter the U.S. often would take a child that wasn’t theirs across the border because they knew that families were more likely to be admitted.
Often times children are brought into the U.S. by the cartels to be sold or sex trafficked.

This is a spit in the face to every American: We have U.S. war veterans across our country sleeping on the street. We have American citizens being laid off from their jobs and unable to feed their families if they don’t take the Covid vaccine.

…but if you illegally come into our country, you’re rewarded with close to $1 million dollars. We’ve already had 1.7 million illegals cross the border this year alone. Do you think this news will encourage or discourage more people to do the same?

[Source: WSJ]