[FoxNews] After President Biden announced Wednesday that he plans to visit the U.S.-Mexico border during his trip to Mexico next week, conservatives on social media blasted the president for having waited so long to make a trip.
Since taking office, the Biden administration has seen record illegal immigrant crossings. As of last week, there were over 600,000 total migrant encounters at the border since Oct. 1. This set a new record for the months of October, November, and December.
Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, who Biden appointed to lead on the border crisis, have been criticized throughout their time in office, for not visiting the southern border. Two years later, it appears Biden is finally going to visit.
However, Republicans are saying it's a too late.
A bunch of critical tweets can be seen at the link.
Biden says he hopes to see 'peace and security' if he visits the southern border next week and will make a migration speech TOMORROW - after a surge in migrants and courts keep Title 42 in place
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] - Biden heads to Mexico City next week for a 'three amigos' summit
- He said it was his 'intention' to visit the border
- Title 42 authority was set to expire but is in place after Supreme Court action
- Comes amid intense focus on border crisis and thousands crossing daily
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