No. of Recommendations: 2
So seriously - what specifically do you think the administration ought to be doing? This isn't a "blame Republicans" question. If the Administration is doing something significantly wrong, as you're suggesting, what is it that they ought to be doing differently?
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Okay, you have pounded that point into the ground. The law need to change. I certainly agree. But while we wait, Biden could project a different policy to would be immigrants, repetitively highlighting the lack of services, housing, and jobs for those who come here. He could admonish the immigrants, you will be immediately deported if you are convicted for a felony while here, and do it. He could choose not to sue Texas for placing barriers at the river. In short, stop encouraging the tsunami. He could do that under present law,
Speaking of present law,
That's why Trump wasn't able to do it. Asylum seekers flooded the U.S. in 2019, because Trump couldn't build walls
What about immigration that prevents the building of the wall? AFAIK, it was not completed because the democrats effectively blocked construction funding in every way possible. Let's assume that a wall was build and tens of thousands of would be immigrants line up to come in. Do we have to process everyone in line. If we can only process 1,000 per day, then only a thousand get it. Simple. The right to apply for asylum accrues for those already here. Ones still waiting in line are not here.
Also, the ones we do check, I have no idea how effective this vetting can be when these people show up with no id and no history of any kind. Are they even tested for communicable diseases before being released. Tests take time and slows down the rubber stamping.
