'Numbers don't lie', Alcindor admits live that there is a border crisis

PBS correspondent Yamiche Alcindor was live on Sunday on the program "Meet The Press" and she openly took issue with the Biden administration's handling of "the crisis at the border".

"PBS’ Yamiche Alcindor: the Biden administration says 'there’s not a crisis at the border', but the numbers don’t lie'"

The video starts off with the interviewer asking Alcindor, "The politics of immigration have never gone well for Democrats recently. Are they ready for this?"

Alcindor runs with the question:

"Only time will tell of Democrats are ready for this, because you have a White House that is wanting to say there is not a crisis at the border, but the numbers don't, ummm, lie."

"You have a number of unaccompanied minors that are just, that are coming to the border, that are being held in facilities that even progressive Democrats are pointing to and saying 'if that's what we call humane, there's a problem there'."

"You also, of course, have a Democratic conference that have really been stuck on the issue of immigration. Time and time again they have tried to do this. They have this big bill now that's sitting in the Senate, it seems, and sitting in Congress. It seems as though it's gonna have to be broken up."

"So there are just, I think, a lot of different unanswered questions on this. And there's a real big problem at the border that's continuing to brew. And I think this White House, I think, is really gonna have to contend with that."