The Issue: President Biden’s comments about the lack of security at the southern border.
President Biden says his administration needs more funding — and Congress’s help — to solve the southern border problem (“Joe: border insecure,” Jan. 20).
But a change in policy via executive order would be a b🌃etter course of action.
Biden’s border overhaul should include hiring more Border Patrol agents, finishing t💦he wall and increasing deportation efforts.
That might prove to Republican 🔯lawmakers that he i𝐆s serious about the border.
Sadly, I fear these 🌞measures will not come to pass, and the influx of migrants entering our country will꧟ only continue.
Earl Beal
Terre Haute, Ind.
Now Biden wants to fix the problem? If by some miracle border security is improved, Bi🅷den deserves no credit.
And it sure looks like Ho﷽meland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas will be taking the fall soon.
Gary LaVallee
Holland, Mass.
Biden finall൲y announced that the border is not secure.
After three years of terrible border security and the absorption of nearly 8 million migrants, Biden has called for extensive changes to his i🍒mmigration policy.
It’s like he watched his house catch fire, but waited until it had f✃ully bur꧂ned down before calling the fire department.
Harry Winkler
West Palm Beach, Fla.
It is discouraging to read Miranda Devine’s piece on President Biden’s border talk (“Biden’s border blather is late in the game,” Jan. 22).
Joe’s rhetoric on migration is misleading.
I thought Bill Clinton was a big 🌠fibber, though he was surpassed by Bar🧜ack Obama.
Biden outshines them all.
He’s been at it now for 50 years — and it feels like he’s no longer held respon🌜sible for his comments on border security.
He has effect💙ively invited migrants into the country. It i🌱s hard to make a rational case for such policy to be considered “tough on the border.”
Biden’s lies are not a side effect of dementia.
He isꦰ simply exercising 🌺the license that the leftist media has allowed him.
It’s a disgrace.
But he’s just not clever enough to fool us.
Rich Klitzberg
Boca Raton, Fla.
The Issue: TSA allowing migrants without official ID to present alternative documents at airports.
Days after The Post reported Biden’s admission that the border was not secure, it broke a story on migrants not needing ID to board planes for domestic travel (“No ID, no problem,” Jan. 24).
If th𒁏e border is 🐭not secure and identification is not required for non-citizens to travel, then it would seem that nowhere in the country is secure.
Many of these migrants co🧸me from countries that hold anti-American sentim🐟ents.
If they want to tra🍬vel, they should have to at least present valid ID.
Bo Madden
Jupiter, Fla.
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My question regarding t♚hese migrants: Were they also handed ꦓvoter registration cards at TSA?
Perhaps with the ballots already filled out?
One wonders . . .
Edward Hochman
Manhattan
I rea𝔍d with utter dismay The Post article about some migrants not having to show proper ID at the airport.
The B🐈iden administration treats these migrants so much better than American citizens.
I need to have my ID on hand to buy beer, but they get to wa༒ltz through TSA without a driver’s license?
They get food, shelter, education and health care on the taxpayer𒁃’s dime.
Meanwhile, the cost of living has shot up in re🌞cent years due to inflation.
This open border spells disaster and is a 🌸bane on the American checkbook: a complete slap in the face of every citiz🎃en, born here or naturalized.
Shame on you, Joe.
Chris Plate
Waterloo
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