Look who went off script—Her handlers must be furious! Alyssa Farah Griffin, the former White House Director of Communications and co-host of “The View”, is the latest to blast the media for failing to cover the border crisis under the Biden Administration.
During a recent episode on CNN, Griffin and a panel discussed the impending end of “Title 42”, a Trump-era policy allowing the fast expulsion of migrants during a public health emergency, and Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas’ refusal to call the situation at the border a crisis.
When asked about the importance of words, Griffin responded, “No one can honestly deny that there is not a crisis at the border… The Trump-era coverage was constant, it was showing what were inhumane conditions at the site… It’s as bad if not worse right now.”
These comments from Griffin, who was the former White House communications director, suggest that the media has failed to do its job in reporting the truth about the border crisis. This is the first time since joining the media that Griffin has been honest about the current state of the border, and that is a clear sign that the media is not doing its job when it comes to immigration reporting.
It is no secret that the Biden Administration has been soft on immigration and has done little to address the crisis. The Biden Administration has deployed troops to the southern border to help with administrative tasks, but this is not nearly enough to stem the tide of migrants coming in.
The fact that the Biden Administration has not done enough to address the border crisis is a major problem, and it is one that the media should be covering. This neglect of the border crisis under the Biden Administration has led to a situation in which migrants are coming in and not receiving the care and attention they need.
This is a humanitarian crisis, and it needs to be addressed. The media needs to be covering this issue with the same vigor and attention that they gave the border crisis under the Trump Administration. Without proper coverage, the public will never be able to understand the severity of the situation and the Biden Administration will continue to neglect the border crisis.
Griffin’s comments make it clear that the media is not doing its job when it comes to immigration reporting. It is time for the media to step up and start covering the immigration crisis in the same way they did under the Trump Administration. Without proper media coverage, the Biden Administration will continue to neglect the border crisis and migrants will continue to suffer.
