DHS Democrats admitting to cheating on press reporting but claim they won't do it anymore

The Biden administration got caught collaborating and cheating with so called reporters. Now they say that they will stop pre-screening reporters' questions after the administration was caught forcing them to write the questions down prior to press briefings. The reason this was done was to give whoever is writing the answers down time to have them put into the teleprompter for the alleged leader of the free world to bungle them.

The DHS and DOD met online Friday to discuss the fustercluck known as the border invasion following the ending of Title 42 policies. These policies were put in the Trump administration in order to stem the flow of illegal aliens entering the country. However, as soon as  Biden and his handler[s] came into power, the influx of illegal aliens reached its highest levels ever.

The Title 42 policies ended Thursday and it was off to the races for illegal aliens coming into the country.

So Babbling Biden had a fake news conference where reporters gave him powder-puff questions in which his loyal press had to submit the questions to them in advance, which were read aloud by unelected officials and answered, allowing them to pre-screen them, like they do in Third World nations.

One question was submitted by Fox News that asked for confirmation that an unaccompanied minor reportedly died in U.S. custody. Evidently it wasn't a nice question to ask so it was not answered at the briefing.

A spokesperson for DHS told the outlet that the agency had "tried a new system for the first time in an effort of transparency to allow reporters from across the country to ask administration officials questions on the record and on camera."

Transparency? What about the dead child? What about the laptop?

"We will be addressing this system and will consider other options in the future," the spokesperson said. DHS went further by telling Fox News that it would return to the "raise your hand" function during calls and allow reporters to ask their own questions without first providing them to the government. They also insisted that reporters not chew gum or pass notes, especially Peter Doocy.

A Honduran official on Friday confirmed the death of 17-year-old Honduran Ángel Eduardo Maradiaga Espinoza in U.S. custody while he had been at a shelter in Safety Harbor, Florida. Honduran foreign minister Eduardo Reina called for an "exhaustive investigation" into the death. Since it isn't being blasted out by the mainstream media, it's fairly certain the death was not caused by a white man, and probably not by a border agent either.

The Department of Health and Human Services confirmed the child had died, in a statement Friday. "The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is deeply saddened by this tragic loss and our heart goes out to the family, with whom we are in touch," it said. 

Yes, their hearts go out to him.

"As is standard practice for any situation involving the death of an unaccompanied child or a serious health outcome, HHS’ Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) Division of Health for Unaccompanied Children (DHUC) is reviewing all clinical details of this case, including all inpatient health care records. A medical examiner investigation is underway," it said.

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