Like many other mayors and governors to welcome illegal aliens into their cities and states, New York Governor Kathy Hochul is the latest to be completely shocked by the consequences of her own actions.
Speaking to MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell, Hochul, who has no concerns about red states dealing with illegal aliens, complained about how they can't accommodate them all.
Hochul: I still think there can be bipartisan solutions. The institution is capable of achieving this if the right people come into it. And I will work to make sure we have the right people there. And even before the election next November, when I think we're going to pick up the House, New York State Republicans, and there are ten of them, have the power to come together, march on the speaker. [Mike] Johnson's office and say, “we demand that you do something about the border, make it available, and we'll support it.”
After hilariously claiming that Republicans are responsible for the border crisis, which set three consecutive records under Biden's watch while Democrats denied there was even a problem, he continued:
Hochul: Use the power you've been given, because we're being hit hard. We have 175,000 migrants who came here – they came here for a better life, they came here to work, but our city and its resources are absolutely overwhelmed. We need a break. I'm working to get people jobs. they are here I will make them work and get them jobs. But until then, we need some relief at the border, and these Republicans, even in a state like New York, ten of them can make that happen. And if they don't, that will be a wedge issue, a strong issue against them this November as well. So I'm warning them, you broke it, now you own it.
Fortunately, no one buys it.