Joe Biden's incoming problem

 From the New York Post:

Even before Joe Biden is sworn in as president, his administration is facing an immigration crisis entirely of the Democrats’ making. 

After repeatedly promising to reverse the Trump administration’s strict immigration and border policies, the incoming Biden administration suddenly realizes there are consequences. Biden’s message to would-be migrants, reports NBC News, is this: Don’t come — at least not yet. A senior Biden administration transition official is quoted as saying that migrants “need to understand they’re not going to be able to come into the United States immediately.” 

But the migrants aren’t waiting. Inspired by hopes of getting into the United States under a more lenient Biden administration, a caravan of some 8,000 Hondurans are currently making their way toward the southwest border. On Friday, advance elements of the caravan clashed with Guatemalan soldiers at the border of the two countries, with two separate groups of more than 3,000 people forcing their way into Guatemala. The caravan could reach the US-Mexico border in a matter of weeks.

This whole thing is going to be funny and sad at the same time.  It wouldn't surprise me at all if thousands of incoming illegals brought plenty of COVID-19 with them, thereby endangering the more vulnerable sectors of the American population.  Those extra medical bills, and any resultant deaths, are all on Biden's senile head.