President Biden comes face to face with US and Mexico border crisis in El Paso
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This is the president’s first time coming face to face with the issue since taking office two years ago. Images of the humanitarian crisis are everywhere, including outside an El Paso church where at least six migrants were arrested today.
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Top Biden officials field frustration from Democratic allies over border crackdown
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Biden finally heads to border as critics condemn his migrant crackdown
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President Biden comes face to face with US and Mexico border crisis in El Paso
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President Biden revealed a new approach to border security on Thursday, coupling a massive new path for some migrants from Haiti, Cuba and Nicaragua to reach the U.S. while promising Trump-style expulsions and blockades to stop those who refuse to use his new avenues of entry.
The Biden administration on Thursday announced a new border strategy that pairs increased expulsions with expanded opportunities for migrants to enter the U.S. legally.
The panel on Fox News Channel's 'The Five' sounded off about President Biden's upcoming visit to the border and new immigration program for Venezuelans and Cubans.
President Joe Biden finally visited the U.S.-Mexico border to see for himself the extent of the problem. Reports suggest his tour was somewhat sanitized. The union representing the Border Patrol
Shortly before his trip to El Paso, President Joe Biden announced his plan to address the border crisis. Anyone still hoping — two years into Biden's term — that the president would outline an effective solution to the current flood of illegal aliens and drugs had to be disappointed.
This is the president’s first time coming face to face with the issue since taking office two years ago. Images of the humanitarian crisis are everywhere, including outside an El Paso church where at least six migrants were arrested today.
It’s time to end the chaos, enforce the law, and hold President Biden and all federal and state executive branch officials accountable for failing to do their jobs.
The Biden administration’s open border policies and its refusal to fully enforce federal immigration laws have imposed huge costs on local communities across the country. Border states […]
