Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has accused Vice President Kamala Harris and Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of colluding to bring millions of illegal immigrants into the United States, a move he says will have significant negative consequences for American citizens. Speaking on his “Verdict” podcast, Cruz claimed that this coordination is aimed at shifting the political landscape of the country while harming its cultural and economic stability.
Cruz criticized Harris’s role in the border crisis, arguing that her policies have led to an influx of illegal immigrants that has overwhelmed communities and placed a strain on public services. He claimed that Harris and other Democrats are encouraging illegal immigration to gain political power, but at the cost of the American people.
Cruz also alleged that the Mexican government is aiding this effort by providing transportation and armed escorts to illegal immigrants as they travel to the U.S. border. He suggested that Harris is orchestrating this plan to bring in millions of illegal immigrants who would take jobs from American workers and erode the nation’s cultural identity.
According to Cruz, the Democrats aim to bring in 30-40 million illegal immigrants, believing that this will secure their political dominance. However, he warned that this strategy would lead to greater job competition, increased pressure on public resources, and a weakening of the country’s cultural values — all of which would negatively impact U.S. citizens.
Cruz’s comments reflect broader concerns among conservatives about the impact of illegal immigration on the United States. As the 2024 election approaches, these issues are likely to be central to the national debate.
