Fox News host Laura Ingraham says Biden donors like ‘endless supplies of cheap labor’ amid border crisis

Laura Ingraham slams Joe Biden and his 'big donors' for posing a great threat to the country following failed efforts to resolve the border crisis
Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham slams Joe Biden donors, saying they 'like endless supplies of cheap labor' (@foxnews/YouTube, @potus/Instagram)
Fox News anchor Laura Ingraham slams Joe Biden donors, saying they 'like endless supplies of cheap labor' (@foxnews/YouTube, @potus/Instagram)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Fox News host Laura Ingraham took a brutal hit at President Joe Biden and his “big donors” for posing a great threat to the country following failed efforts to solve the border crisis.

This came as the US Southern border are seeing unimaginable record numbers of illegal aliens with thousands a day entering the United States, and migrant encounters hitting 300,000 incidents in December 2023, the highest level for a month ever, Fox News reported.

Biden was also slammed for his recent comment about doing “something” at southern border when asked by a reporter.

Biden said, “Well, we gotta do something. They [Republicans] ought to give me the money I need to protect the border."

Following this news, Fox News host Laura Ingraham took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to take a brutal jab at Biden and his big donors.

Apparently, several people on the internet backed Ingraham’s take and shared their frustration on the border crisis.

Laura Ingraham calls out Joe Biden donors’ ‘endless supplies of cheap labor’

Fox News host Laura Ingraham took to X and wrote, “If Biden‘s big donors wanted this to stop, the border would be shut down within 24 hours. But the fact is they like endless supplies of cheap labor. This IS their policy.”



 

Ingraham’s tweet quoted another tweet which said, “Biden's approval on immigration stands at a record low 26%, his worst issue based on most polling data.”

It continued, “Even the most liberal towns and cities are melting down over the crisis. 2024 is coming up. They know this issue is hurting them politically. So why don't they care?”

“Because it's a long-term investment. 8M illegals crossed since Biden took office (that we know of), which is more than the population of 38 states. Illegal crossings outnumber births in America right now.”

The tweet further said, “Every time an illegal migrant gives birth on US soil, that child automatically has the right to vote in 18 years due to birthright citizenship. Keep in mind that most migration is coming from areas with astronomically high fertility rates.”

“But it won't stop there. There will come a time when Dems control Congress. This gives them the power to grant amnesty to tens of millions of illegals living here. They've done it in the past, they'll do it again.”

“To summarize: They don't care about what you think because they’re importing a new electorate of loyal voters,” it concluded.



 

Internet supports Laura Ingraham’s take on Joe Biden’s donors

Many X users supported Laura Ingraham’s remarks for Joe Biden’s donors and expressed their frustration on the border crisis.

One person wrote, “Not cheap labor- free voters,” and another claimed, “This is more than cheap labor.  That seems obvious.”



 



 

An X user simply called out Biden, “Cheap labor is only a side benefit.  Main goals are more Democrat voters and getting more reps in the House.”



 

One more person agreed with Ingraham, “I believe it goes much deeper than that Laura!  Smells like a new vote stream,” and another said, “More sinister than this.”



 



 

An X user accuses Democrats, saying, “So democrats are into human trafficking.  I see. Laura. There is no other explanation for it . With Clinton's tied to epstein Island. That's is just more proof.”



 

Another slam Biden, “Joe biden does not care about the boarder or average Americans. At all.”



 

This article contains remarks made on the Internet by individual people and organizations. MEAWW cannot confirm them independently and does not support claims or opinions being made online.

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