Once again, President Biden is in the hot seat. The current president is routinely outspoken about how much he thinks the unvaccinated are contributing to new COVID infections; yet, in the same breath, Biden is also letting through border crossers.

Migrants who illegally cross the Southern border are not subjected to COVID testing or any other screenings. Therefore, some Americans are now pointing out that this could very likely be why there are more reports of COVID infections and the Delta variant.

Reporters at the White House have questioned Biden and his administration about this; however, the only responses are incoherent and nonsensical ones at best.

Now, however, there are reports that Biden is planning to have migrant crossers given the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus shot.

The one and done vaccine

Unlike, Pfizer and Moderna, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine only requires one shot; this means that border crossers who are administered this vaccine will not need to return at any point for a second dose. That is why the Biden administration chose this particular brand to administer.

Officials for DHS spoke with Washington Post about these latest plans of the White House. Per DHS, border crossers shall receive the Johnson & Johnson immunization ahead of their release onto U.S. grounds. This will take place as migrants are waiting for processing into America, court dates, or even deportations.

Right now, border crossings are higher than they've been in about 20 years. Meanwhile, there are reports of record number of COVID infections. Putting two and two together makes what's happening very much apparent.

A border crisis worsened

Even with President Biden's decision to administer the COVID vaccine to border crossers, this still does nothing to fix the crisis.

Human trafficking, drug transfers, and more are at all time highs. Meanwhile, children often  face abandonment at the Southern border. Republicans, therefore, are stating that this president must face accountability for his mess; the GOP also maintains that the White House has a responsibility to fix the border crisis once and for all.

Thus far, Republican-led states are having to pick up the slack. It's worth noting that states near the border are facing the harshest impacts of illegal immigration.