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White House Says 'Border Is Closed' Rejects Blame For Deadly Migrant Smuggling Event In Texas

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At least 46 people are dead after an 18-wheeler smuggling migrants was found in San Antonio, Texas, on Monday night. It's one of the deadliest smuggling incidents from the U.S.-Mexico border in recent decades. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre rejected criticism from Republicans that the Biden administration is to blame for the tragedy.

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White House Rejects Blame For Deadly Migrant Smuggling Event In Texas, Says Border Is ‘Closed’

The White House Press Secretary rejected criticism that the Biden administration is to blame for the deadly human smuggling attempt in tragedy in Texas.

2 years ago·Washington, United States
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The Post MillennialThe Post Millennial

White House declares 'border is closed' as migrants stream into US from Mexico

"But the fact of the matter is the border is closed," Karine Jean-Pierre said when asked about the dead migrants found in a semi-truck in San Antonio, Texas.

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada
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The Free Press (Tampa)The Free Press (Tampa)

White House Says 'Border Is Closed' Rejects Blame For Deadly Migrant Smuggling Event In Texas

Jennie Taer White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre rejected criticism from Republicans that the Biden administration is to blame for the human

2 years ago·Tampa, United States
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The Ohio StarThe Ohio Star

White House Rejects Blame for Deadly Migrant Smuggling Event in Texas, Says Border Is ‘Closed’ - The Ohio Star

by Jennie Taer White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre rejected criticism from Republicans that the Biden administration is to blame for the human smuggling attempt that ended in tragedy Monday in Texas, saying that the border is “closed.”At least 46 people are dead after an 18-wheeler smuggling migrants was found in San Antonio, Texas, on Monday night. It’s one of the deadliest smuggling incidents from the U.S.-Mexico border in recent de…

2 years ago
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