River Region Times

Rep. Barry Moore, a Republican representative, has strongly criticized President Biden's border policies, calling him the "Trafficker-in-Chief." In a statement released after voting in support of H. Res. 957, a resolution denouncing Biden's open border policies, Rep. Moore urged the President to put an end to this crisis.

"It's Human Trafficking Awareness Month, and there's no better time than right now for President Biden to end the policies that make him our Trafficker-in-Chief," said Rep. Moore. He further stated that the open border has turned the country into a haven for drug and child traffickers, putting American families at risk and making migrant children indentured servants.

Rep. Moore highlighted that House Republicans had already given President Biden a solution to this crisis back in May when they passed H.R. 2, which he claimed to be the strongest border security bill in history. He emphasized that it is now up to President Biden and Majority Leader Schumer to take action and end the border crisis.

This is not the first time Rep. Barry Moore has spoken out against the Biden administration's border policies. He has been actively involved in various efforts to address the issue. Rep. Moore has supported the impeachment of Secretary Mayorkas and has been a vocal advocate for legislation to end the border crisis.

In one of his statements, Rep. Moore expressed his belief that immigration builds a nation, but invasion destroys it. He has also questioned Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas on the failed border policies and accused the administration of trafficking slaves to the country.

To further highlight his concerns, Rep. Moore even traveled to the southern border and joined Newsmax for a live discussion on the situation. His actions demonstrate his commitment to addressing the border crisis and ensuring the safety and security of American citizens.

The ongoing battle between Rep. Barry Moore and the Biden administration over border policies continues to be a topic of intense debate. As the Congressman fights for stronger border security, it remains to be seen how the administration will respond to these concerns and what actions will be taken to address the crisis.