mention the place”Axios“, US President Joe Biden’s administration is currently unveiling new rules regarding asylum seekers who have crossed the border illegally.
The website said, citing unnamed sources, that the proposed new rule, which could be announced on Thursday, would allow immigration officials to deny asylum to migrants within days, if not sometimes, from crossing the border illegally.
This is one of several options that Biden is considering to stop illegal immigrants crossing the border illegally, as the President of the US , the candidate of the presidential elections for the Democratic Party, tries one of the issues on which he wins. which received the most criticism.
Immigration remains a major concern for voters, according to polls conducted by the Foundation.Gallup“.
Three informed sources told Axios that the measure would target people deemed a threat to national security, but could quickly deport other immigrants.
These efforts come at a time when Republicans have linked immigration to rising crime rates.
The timing of Biden’s border measures has been in flux, but the proposed changes are expected to be submitted as soon as this week, if not Thursday, sources told Axios.
Biden is ready to use this power to prevent more illegal border crossers, according to the website.
NBC News reported that border plans were discussed at a high-level meeting last week with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-New York) and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-New York). and senior Biden administration officials.
The United States is intensifying its efforts to prevent irregular immigration, according to what the US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken confirmed on Tuesday at regional talks in Guatemala, while the controversial issue a- again appearing over the US presidential elections scheduled for November.
Blinken led the American delegation at a meeting held in Guatemala to discuss the “Los Angeles Declaration on Migration and Protection”, a framework for cooperation agreed at a summit in California, in 2022.
Blinken said that the United States “has intensified its efforts against those who deceive the most vulnerable migrants,” especially those who bring in people from Asia, Africa, and various Central American countries.
In February, Washington announced new visa policy restrictions aimed at “persons who knowingly provide transportation to those intending to immigrate irregularly to the United States, bringing a -in charter flights arriving in Nicaragua,” said the US secretary.
He said that the United States has announced visa restrictions for Colombia that facilitate irregular migration.
“We are strengthening our efforts to protect migrant workers from exploitation,” he said.
About 2.5 million people were apprehended at the US-Mexico border in 2023, which ended in September, according to US Customs and Border Protection.
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2024-05-09 03:06:39
