President Biden’s team is reportedly begging federal employees from numerous agencies to take paid leave to take care of thousands of unaccompanied children rushing through the border.
A report published this weekend says that the Biden team is messaging federal employees requesting that they take paid leave to help take care of the children who are getting into the country by the thousands every month.
The request was sent to email inboxes of people within the DHS and NASA, among other agencies: “Will you consider accepting a four-month paid leave to help care for migrant children?”
A memo sent to officials this week ordered the health department to “deploy and identify all available federal volunteers to help” the effort to solve the increase of minors.
Over 2,722 federal employees have volunteered for the program.
The redeployment of thousands of federal workers to help border crossers comes as the Biden administration gets overwhelmed as a result of their terrible policy changes.
In March, immigration officials caught almost 170,000 border crossers including more than 18,600 unaccompanied children, almost 53,000 family units, and 97,000 adults. The surge in immigration under the Biden administration marks a 72 percent increase in just one month and a 243 percent increase compared to March 2020.
Most disturbing is the number of border crossers who are illegally entering the country without being detected by officials. About 155,000 illegals have successfully evaded officials since October 2020 — around 1,500 “got-aways” every day.
Author: Scott Dowdy
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