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'Give Me Another Five Days' Biden Tells Rally Protestors Who Demand He 'Abolish ICE'

AP Photo/Evan Vucci

The day after making clear he wanted to unleash an era of big government in an address to a joint session of Congress, President Joe Biden traveled to Georgia on Thursday to begin making the case to throw trillions of dollars into expanding the federal government.

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As Biden kicked off his speech to the car-bound crowd, chants of "end detention now" could be heard above the honking from attendees. 

"We'll give you a microphone," responded Biden, clearly thrown off-script by the demonstrators' interruption. 

"Folks... Georgia was... 100 days ago today, when I was inaugurated on the steps of the United States Capitol to be your president, I was looking forward to coming back and seeing these guys."

Protestors also chanted "abolish ICE," and a man who yelled "we voted for you" could be heard pleading for Biden to "close all the detention centers now."

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"I agree with you," responded Biden to the protestors' shouts. "I'm working on it, man. Give me another five days."

Biden's decision to mark his 100th day with a pitch for his disastrous spending spree is more than a little hypocritical for the president. Earlier in the April on Major League Baseball's opening day, he joined ESPN and said he "would strongly support" the MLB moving its All-Star Game out of Georgia over the state's new election law. Yet there he was, holding a drive-in rally in the state of which he'd encouraged a boycott.

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