The Silence on Drug Trafficking and the Focus on Title 42: An Analysis of Media Bias in US Night News Coverage

Have you noticed the peculiar absence of significant coverage on drug trafficking and the emphasis on Title 42 and illegal immigration in the evening newscasts on ABC, CBS, and NBC? This article delves into the reasons behind this media bias and explores the implications for the American public.

Preface: The Misperceptions

Many individuals, particularly those within the Republican party, are under the false belief that millions of illegal immigrants come into the United States every day, each carrying large quantities of drugs. Funny enough, some seem to think FOX News is perpetuating this narrative because their audience does not apply critical thinking. This is a fascinating yet frustrating misunderstanding of the current situation.

The Realities and the Silence

The silence on drug trafficking and the emphasis on Title 42 and illegal immigration during evening newscasts on major networks is not surprising. It is clear that the Biden administration and its allies in the media are intentionally downplaying the severity of drug trafficking and immigration issues, opting instead to emphasize policies like Title 42, which they believe would provide them with immense political advantage.

Biden and his administration are maintaining a narrative that the border is closed, despite the unrest and influx of illegal immigrants in places like New York and Chicago. The situation in sanctuary cities, where illegal immigrants are often given preferential treatment, further highlights the need for accurate reporting.

Media Bias and the BJP

The United States is currently witnessing a deepening rift between the BPIJ party, which is obsessed with documenting the illegal influx of immigrants and combating drug trafficking, and the Biden administration, which is more focused on implementing policies like Title 42. This dichotomy is creating a paradoxical situation in which the media is not reporting on critical issues related to drug trafficking and illegal immigration while simultaneously perpetuating narratives that minimize the severity of these issues.

The Biden administration has been fighting in court to remove physical barriers erected by states like Arizona to prevent the entry of illegal immigrants, and similarly, they are obstructing the placement of buoys in the Rio Grande that restrict access. These actions suggest a clear bias towards illegal immigration and a disregard for border security.

Funding and Public Perception

The Biden administration is also using taxpayers' money to fund the safe passage of illegal immigrants into the United States, a move that could cost over 178 trillion dollars annually. Furthermore, the administration supports the idea of providing illegal immigrants with cell phones and free airtime, using this as a tracking mechanism for court hearings. This not only squanders taxpayer dollars but also perpetuates the narrative that illegal immigrants are somehow beneficial to the economy.

The United Nations is also complicit in this narrative, with plans to hand out hundreds of millions in cash to U.S.-bound immigrants in 2023. This is part of a new border-management plan that pre-legalizes immigrants before they can cross the border, a move that further undercuts any claims of border security.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the media coverage of drug trafficking and illegal immigration during evening newscasts is heavily influenced by political narratives. The silence on drug trafficking and the emphasis on Title 42 and illegal immigration highlight a broader issue of media bias and the dangers of deceptive political messaging. The American public deserves accurate and unbiased reporting to make informed decisions. This article aims to shed light on these issues and encourage a more balanced and truthful media landscape.