FOX Business' Stuart Varney argued the Biden willfully allowed millions of illegal migrants to enter the country so Democrats could expand their voting base.
President Joe Bidenfool you. The millions already here, and the millions more to come will be staying. There's no way ICE is going to deport them.
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