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Sen. John Kennedy Slams Biden Immigration Policy

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Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., speaks during a confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, Monday, March 21, 2022. J. Scott Applewhite/Pool via REUTERS

(Washington, DC) – Republican Sen. John Kennedy is drawing attention after delivering a blunt and colorful critique of the Biden administration’s immigration policies, accusing officials of ignoring what he described as a massive surge of illegal border crossings.

During remarks that quickly went viral online, Kennedy said critics of his position must be out of touch with reality.

“You’ve been smoking a doobie if you ignore that Joe Biden admitted millions of people into our country illegally,” Kennedy said.

The Louisiana senator, known for his sharp one-liners and folksy style, framed the issue as a matter of national security and border enforcement. His comments reflect ongoing Republican criticism that the administration has failed to control the southern border.

Ongoing Debate Over Border Numbers

The remarks come amid continued debate in Washington over how many migrants have entered the United States in recent years and how the federal government has handled the situation.

Republicans have pointed to record encounters at the southern border and argue that current policies have incentivized illegal crossings. Meanwhile, the Biden administration has maintained that it is working to manage migration through a combination of enforcement, legal pathways, and international cooperation.

Political Flashpoint Heading Into Election Cycle

Immigration remains one of the most politically charged issues heading into the next election cycle, with lawmakers on both sides using strong rhetoric to energize their bases.

Kennedy’s comments are the latest example of how sharply divided the conversation has become, as debates over border security, asylum policy, and federal enforcement continue to dominate headlines.

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