This week on the Federalist Radio Hour, the media has sort of decided that this debate

is over, which is fascinating, and I want to ask Katie about some of the things people

might not know in the industry because it is very much presented as a completed argument.

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Hello and welcome to the Byron York Show, the No Chit Chit Podcast.

We'd like to get right into it and what we're going to get into today is Joe Biden's

border policy as it is being felt in Washington, DC, the local community of Washington, DC,

not the halls of Congress or the halls of the Justice Department, the local community

in Washington, DC.

So last month, I did a podcast that focused on the Biden administration's practice of

allowing illegal border crossers to stay in the United States.

There are some documents that had been made public as a result of Biden v. Texas, it was

a lawsuit over border policy, specifically over the Trump administration's remain in Mexico

policy.

And as a result of that lawsuit, the administration had to provide the court with lots of information

about its border policies.

And it revealed just how many illegal border crossers the administration has admitted

into the United States and those it has allowed to stay in the United States.

And it's a really big number.

The documents show that 1,049,532, pretty precise, illegal border crossers were allowed

to stay in the U.S. between inauguration day 2021, that's the day Joe Biden became president

and May of 2022.

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