This story was originally published by the WND News Center.
Joe Biden, in his scramble to reverse everything that President Donald Trump had accomplished on issues like illegal immigration, abandoned literally all of Trump's southern border security plans on taking office.
That resulted in what has routinely been described in the years since as a "crisis," as literally millions of illegals have entered the U.S. and its world-class system of help and benefits for people.
But now it's gone beyond that. It's now an "invasion."
A report at the Washington Examiner cited the verdict from a Rasmussen Reports survey that found 65% of respondents called Biden's border situation an "invasion" from Mexico.
And 43% said calling it an invasion is "very accurate."
The Examiner reported, "The results echo several other recent surveys as the immigration crisis moves up the list of what voters are most concerned about. In some of those, illegal immigration is second only to the economy."
The economy, and the more than 17% inflation Biden has allowed during his tenure so far, have had a massive impact on American families, who now are paying thousands of dollars a year more for exactly the same lifestyle as before Biden took office.
Mortgage rates have exploded, forcing millions out of the housing market as monthly payments surged.
That's a big obstacle facing Biden in his attempt to get re-elected this year.
But the Examiner noted the "border fiasco" is quickly becoming a threat to Biden's plans, too.
"Especially as his team continues to claim that it has it under control and that the situation isn’t even a crisis," the report said.
In the survey, 72% called the border a "crisis," including 60% of Democrats, and 70% confirmed getting the border secured is "vital" to national security.
Biden had assigned Kamala Harris to track down the root causes of the immigration catastrophe, but, the report said, she "did little with it." Further, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas now is facing House impeachment because of his mishandling.
Texas and other states have moved to declare Biden's problem an invasion in order to assign National Guard assets to fight the invasion as Biden's government has left the states at risk.
