Biden Hit With Treason Charges?

Biden is knowingly hurting the United States.

Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick expressed grave concern on Friday regarding the situation unfolding at the U.S.-Mexico border, cautioning that President Joe Biden’s handling of the issue could be construed as bordering on treason. The ongoing influx of migrants traversing into the United States has heightened tensions between federal and state authorities in Texas, particularly following a recent legal battle between the Biden administration and Texas Governor Greg Abbott.

The conflict reached a climax in late January when the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 in favor of the Biden administration, permitting the temporary removal of razor wire along certain sections of the southern border while legal disputes persist. This decision, viewed as a setback by Abbott and his supporters, has exacerbated existing friction over immigration policies, with Republicans in Texas rallying behind Abbott’s efforts to combat illegal immigration within the state. Notably, the use of razor wire as a deterrent along the Rio Grande River and in areas like Shelby Park has become emblematic of Texas’ resistance against unauthorized border crossings.

Governor Abbott, a vocal critic of President Biden’s immigration agenda, has reiterated his commitment to defending Texas’ sovereignty, emphasizing the state’s right to self-defense in the face of federal intervention. Despite the legal setback, Texas remains steadfast in its enforcement measures, underscoring the urgency of addressing the escalating crisis along the border.

The urgency of the situation is underscored by staggering statistics revealing a sharp increase in migrant encounters at the southern border, with over 2.4 million reported during the 2023 fiscal year, representing a significant surge from previous years.

In a recent interview with Fox News, Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick condemned President Biden’s policies on border security, raising alarming concerns about potential national security threats posed by unchecked immigration. Patrick stopped short of directly accusing the president of treason but emphasized the gravity of the situation, particularly regarding the influx of individuals from China and the Middle East, some with possible ties to military or terrorist activities.

Patrick highlighted the significance of Senate Bill 4, legislation empowering state and local law enforcement to apprehend and prosecute individuals suspected of entering the U.S. unlawfully. Signed into law by Governor Abbott in December, Senate Bill 4 aims to bolster border security measures and mitigate the impact of federal policy shortcomings on Texas communities.

Meanwhile, President Biden has signaled a willingness to pursue comprehensive reforms to address border challenges, including advocating for a bipartisan Senate proposal linking border enforcement measures with assistance to Ukraine amidst its conflict with Russia. However, the recent rejection of the bipartisan border security bill by the GOP-led House underscores deep-seated divisions over immigration policy, with conservatives demanding more stringent measures to curb illegal immigration.

The proposed $118 billion deal encompasses critical provisions aimed at bolstering enforcement capabilities and overhauling the asylum system, yet faces staunch opposition from conservative factions within Congress. Despite bipartisan efforts to find common ground, the path forward remains uncertain, highlighting the complex and politically charged nature of immigration reform in the United States.