Most voters rate the government as ‘poor in stopping illegal immigration’

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President Joe Biden and his diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, accomplices in Congress have been a cataclysmic disaster in protecting the border. From the horrendous decision to reverse former President Donald Trump’s immigration policies to prioritizing initiatives that favor illegal immigrants over citizens to conflicting and contradictory messaging on the security of the nation’s border, Biden has failed the country. And now, a recent poll shows voters have taken notice.

According to a recent Rasmussen survey, 55% of likely voters “give the government a poor rating” on illegal immigration. Conversely, only 16% believe the government is doing a “good or excellent job.” With the election less than eight months away, these sentiments could be an ominous sign for the current administration’s reelection prospects. 

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