Josh Haw­ley expos­es how Biden ille­gal­ly releas­es crim­i­nal immi­grants into the US

When an ille­gal immi­grant is encoun­tered by Bor­der Patrol near the south­ern bor­der, fed­er­al immi­gra­tion law man­dates that all such per­sons, even those who express a fear of return­ing to their home coun­try, “shall be detained” until they are either deport­ed or grant­ed asy­lum.
In 1952, Con­gress cre­at­ed an excep­tion to the manda­to­ry deten­tion of immi­grants who are arrest­ed after ille­gal­ly cross­ing the south­ern bor­der. Pres­i­dents from Dwight Eisen­how­er to Joe Biden have since abused this “parole” pow­er, and Con­gress has repeat­ed­ly nar­rowed its statu­to­ry def­i­n­i­tion only to have pres­i­dents abuse their author­i­ty again. 
Present­ly the parole statute says that ille­gal immi­grants can be paroled into the Unit­ed States “only on a case-by-case basis” and only for two spe­cif­ic rea­sons. The sec­re­tary of Home­land Secu­ri­ty must iden­ti­fy, for each immi­grant paroled into the U.S., either an “urgent human­i­tar­i­an rea­son” or a “sig­nif­i­cant pub­lic ben­e­fit.”
In the House Judi­cia­ry Com­mit­tee report adopt­ed along wit …