The Biden administration's claims that America's southern border is closed – even as its policies allow millions of illegal aliens flood in – has become one of his greatest misleading statements.

But there is one segment of society that is feeling the full brunt of border security: persecuted Christians.

A report at Decision Magazine documents that the U.S., with Joe Biden now in the White House, has cut the resettlement of Christians fleeing persecution around the globe by 70% – compared to 2016.

"Open Doors, which annually ranks the 50 countries in which it is most difficult to live as a Christian, and World Relief, a global Christian humanitarian organization, issued a joint report in September that in 2022 the U.S. government resettled barely one-third of the number of Christian refugees who were granted asylum in 2016," Decision's report said.