Internet agrees with Laura Ingraham as Fox News host claims senators ‘don’t want to defend border deal’

Laura Ingraham asserted that the goal of the bipartisan border bill is not 'actually to secure the border'
Laura Ingraham says the Senate is keeping the border bill secret because they don't want to defend it on 'The Ingraham Angle' (@foxnews/YouTube)
Laura Ingraham says the Senate is keeping the border bill secret because they don't want to defend it on 'The Ingraham Angle' (@foxnews/YouTube)

NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: On 'The Ingraham Angle,' Fox News host Laura Ingraham asserts that the Senate withholds the border bill's details because they are reluctant to defend its contents.

She claimed that the goal of the bipartisan border bill is not “actually to secure the border” and alleged that Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer want “more money for Ukraine.”

Following this, Fox News took to X, formerly known as Twitter to share Ingraham’s monologue as many people on the internet joined the host on her take.

Laura Ingraham says ‘senators don’t want to defend the border deal’

The official X account of Fox News took to X and wrote, “LAURA INGRAHAM: Senators don't want to defend the border deal.”



 

In Laura Ingraham’ monologue, she said, “The uniparty's border sneak. That's the focus of tonight's 'Angle.' The uniparty in Washington is really talented at hiding the ball.”

“Now, for several weeks, we've heard about the so-called bipartisan border bill that we're told by people like Senator James Lankford will provide powerful tools to address the crisis at the border," she said. 

“And even though sources have told me that the important provisions were finalized weeks ago, the key players want to pretend that there's still a lot of last minute give and take happening.”

She continued, “I'm here tonight to tell you do not believe a word of that, because the overriding goal is not securing the border here. Biden could have done that on day one. The real goal that Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer care about is to get that $60 billion more for Ukraine, which McConnell thought would be easier if they tied it to new immigration legislation.”

Ingraham further said, “The truth is, the Senate is not keeping the so-called border bill secret because it's tough on enforcement and ends things like parole and catch and release.”

“They're keeping the bills secret because they don't really want to defend it over any significant amount of time in front of any big audiences, certainly not in their home districts.”



 

Internet joins Laura Ingraham in her monologue

Many X users joined Laura Ingraham and shared their opinions.

One person wrote, “Indeed they don’t,” and another said, “Most of our politicians are useless, Laura.”



 



 

An X user shared, “Senators have there bank accounts filled with oil back payments and corruption. They think by blocking foreign people it will help votes from people trying to get jobs when most foreign people do the jobs so called "American" don't want to do,” and another added, “No bill or money is needed.  Biden created this disaster with a pen undoing trump's policies.  He can fix it the same way and admit he and that twit vp he put in charge have failed Americans.”



 



 

One more person slammed Joe Biden, “It is sad, because Biden and all Democrats have abused their power to such a degree that they are willing to stomp on conservative Republicans and our Constitution and even allow the open border to import votes, but along with these illegal aliens are probably millions of people who will do harm to our country and our citizens.”



 

 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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