Illegal aliens admit flooded border ahead of election: 'We don't want Trump'

Illegal aliens admit they are rushing to cross the border into the United States ahead of the critical November presidential election.

Many say they hope to take advantage of Democratic President Joe Biden's open border policies as they fear he will lose re-election.

Illegal border crossers he said New York Post reporter Jennie Taer fears President Donald Trump will secure the southern border if elected in November.

After illegally crossing the Arizona border last week, two migrants from Colombia he said He said they were worried about the outcome of the upcoming general election.

“We think with the election it will be more difficult,” said 20-year-old Ricardo.

Ricardo's brother Sebastian, 18, declared: “We don't want Trump.”

The Colombian brothers applied for asylum after crossing the border illegally.

They were housed at the Yuma Regional Border Health Center.

According to the Post, Ricardo and Sebastian were taken by bus to the Phoenix airport.

They then took a flight to New Jersey to join their mother.

It was all paid for by American taxpayers.

According to the Post, Customs and Border Protection agents gave the illegal immigrants a court date for an asylum hearing in October.

Until then, your stay in the US will be financed by taxes.

Under Biden's leadership, illegal crossings at the southern border have skyrocketed compared to the numbers under Trump.

Last month alone, Border Patrol agents reported nearly 180 million encounters along the southern border.

There have been nearly 10 million border encounters across the country during Biden's first term.

These figures also include a record number of encounters at the US northern border.

Biden has repeatedly called on Congress to take action to address the border crisis.

The Democratic president says he doesn't have the authority to stop the influx of illegal immigrants.

Earlier this month, however, the Post reported that the president was preparing to issue an executive order that would close the southern border.

However, this action would only be taken if encounters exceeded 4,000 per day.

Trump, who won the 2016 election on a campaign focused on fixing the border crisis and building a wall, is again vowing to take tough action to stop illegal immigration.

The 45th president has also said that, if elected, he would carry out the “largest deportation” of illegal immigrants in US history.

He told Time Magazine that deportation would target 15 to 20 million illegal immigrants living in the country.

Trump too said would be willing to use the National Guard to deport illegal immigrants.

“These are people who are not in our country legally,” he noted.

“This is an invasion of our country.”

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