LAURA INGRAHAM: The border crisis was created by our leadership class

Fox News host Laura Ingraham says the chaos at the border will only stop when Democrats are "punished" at the polls on "The Ingraham Angle."

LAURA INGRAHAM: Now, we can't even process the immigration cases we have. Did you know there is a backlog of 2.1 million immigration cases in our immigration courts? And the number is growing, of course. Oh, but don't worry, because Secretary Mayorkas has a new plan. The Biden administration is now preparing a memo that's going to direct Customs and Border Protection to begin releasing migrants into the U.S. without court dates or the ability to track them. So, no piece of paper saying you have to come back in 2028. Look, we all know what's being done here. It's a complete attempt to transform America through the resettlement of all foreigners who can pay the cartels for passage across the border. 

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Now you might be asking, when was this going to stop? Well, only when Democrats are punished so badly at the polls that they never try anything like this again. With Democrats in power, the phony asylum seekers are just going to keep lining up until life in our country is really no better than life in, let's say, Venezuela or Honduras. What we're headed toward right now is becoming a country whose economic picture looks a lot like Brazil's, where there's a small but very powerful sliver of rich people and an upper class among them protected by high gates and security guards, and then where most everyone else lives in hovels, just barely getting by. 

This crisis wasn't an accident. It was created by our leadership class. They changed policies with a precise intention to make it easier to come here illegally. 

UNC, Gardner-Webb have benches-clearing altercation after strikeout celebration

Tensions were high between players and coaches alike during a college baseball game between the UNC Tar Heels and Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs on Wednesday night. 

The North Carolina rivals got into a bit of a scuffle when Gardner-Webb pitcher Grant Vera celebrated a bit too hard for UNC infielder Jackson Van De Brake’s liking. 

Vera emphatically pumped his fist and looked like he was screaming in the direction of Van De Brake, who started to go back at him. If it wasn’t for the umpire holding the UNC leadoff hitter back, things might have gotten ugly. 

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As we’ve seen plenty in baseball, both benches cleared when the screaming match began. When the dust settled and the players were heading back to their respective dugouts, opposing coaches began to get into it, and it only escalated the situation again. 

Umpires, once again, got in the middle of the verbal altercation and nothing got physical in the end. 

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It was a fun battle to watch, Gardner-Webb scored three in the top of the fourth inning and one more in the seventh to retake their lead at 4-3. 

But there were costly errors in the bottom of the eighth that allowed the Tar Heels to take the victory home. Reece Holbrook reached on a throwing error with the bases loaded, which allowed the tying run to score.

Then, pitcher Phil Fox balked, allowing the game-winning run to come across the plate.

When the final out was made by closer Matt Poston, a strikeout on Peter Capobianco, the UNC crowd went wild and catcher Tomas Frick gave a little scream and look at Capobianco as he made his way to the mound. 

UNC moved to 30-17 on the season overall, and Gardner-Webb is now 27-20 on the year.