In a recent government meeting, heated discussions centered around immigration policy and the Biden administration's handling of various issues. Representative Nancy Mace from South Carolina criticized Vice President Kamala Harris and President Joe Biden, claiming their administration has led to significant failures in economic stability, national security, and immigration enforcement.

Mace asserted that under Biden and Harris, inflation has surged, wages have stagnated, and the U.S. has seen a dramatic increase in illegal immigration. She accused the administration of creating a \"world at war\" and pointed to the evacuation of seven embassies as evidence of foreign policy failures. Mace also highlighted her concerns regarding the safety implications of providing taxpayer-funded medical procedures for undocumented immigrants, specifically referencing gender-affirming care.

During her remarks, Mace referenced a 2019 ACLU candidate questionnaire completed by Harris, which she claimed indicated a desire to cut funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and reduce immigration detention. Mace argued that these policies would hinder the enforcement of immigration laws and contribute to a rise in crime, as they would limit cooperation between ICE and local law enforcement.

The meeting underscored the ongoing partisan divide over immigration policy, with Mace calling for increased funding for ICE and a return to stricter enforcement measures. The discussions reflect broader national debates about immigration, public safety, and the role of government in managing these complex issues.