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White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was exposed during a press briefing where she falsely claimed that President Biden has visited the U.S.-Southern border throughout his presidency.
The comments came in response to an inquiry from Fox News' Peter Doocy on whether the president had responded to Rep. Kevin McCarthy’s invite to the border, to which she answered with a smirk: "He's been there. He's been to the border. And since he took office."
"I don't know why she chose to lie in this way on an issue where we've established Joe Biden has basically avoided the southern border like the plague. Not just in terms of his career in the White House, but in terms of his career as a senator as well,' Fox News contributor Ben Domenech said on "Varney & Co.," Thursday. "And it's something that I think it's just a blind spot for this entire White House, this entire administration, that would really prefer that they didn't have to deal with any of the ramifications of the policy choices that they've made."
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President Biden has been continuously under scrutiny for his lack of acknowledgment of the U.S.'s growing immigration problem. Jean-Pierre has remained at the front line combating the Biden administration's critics. However, it is apparent that the White House's border policies have been a clear deficiency within the administration.
"It's just a blind spot for this entire White House, this entire administration, that would really prefer that they didn't have to deal with any of the ramifications of the policy choices that they've made when it comes to the border and that Alexander Mayorkas has been so terrible at and actually implementing when it comes to the DHS policy involved," Domenech told FOX Business' Ashley Webster.
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Karine Jean-Pierre, White House press secretary, speaks during a news conference in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room at the White House in Washington, D.C., US, on Wednesday, June 15, 2022. Ting Shen/Bloomberg via Getty Images
The Biden administration's border policy has had an apparent impact on voting within the Hispanic community, a demographic of voters who typically have widespread support for the Democratic Party. This past midterm election, Hispanic voters have seemingly shifted their political ideology.
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"Republicans have typically lost the Hispanic vote by double-digit margins going back for a very long time in midterm elections. They typically have average Democrats have won the Hispanic vote by about 36 points. This past midterm election, Republicans cut that in half. They essentially halved the gap that they had with Hispanic voters in America. And Hispanic voters are trending increasingly Republican," Domenech continued.
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YUMA, ARIZONA - DECEMBER 07: U.S. Border Patrol agents watch over a group of immigrants after they crossed over the border from Mexico on December 07, 2021 into Yuma, Arizona. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images) Photo by John Moore/Getty Images
The White House has remained silent on the press secretary's misstep despite the bipartisan criticism the administration has received on social media.
Fox News Bradford Betz contributed to this report
