Biden announces asylum restrictions to ‘control border’
In a move aimed at addressing the ongoing border crisis, President Joe Biden revealed a new plan to limit asylum seekers' eligibility. The proposal comes amid a surge in migrant arrivals, which has put a strain on border resources and sparked political tensions.
Under the proposed rules, migrants who fail to first seek asylum in a country they passed through en route to the US will be ineligible for asylum. The plan also expands the use of expedited removals, allowing immigration officials to quickly deport migrants without a court hearing.
The administration claims the measures are necessary to "control the border" and reduce the incentive for illegal immigration. However, critics argue that the restrictions will put vulnerable populations, such as refugees fleeing violence and persecution, at risk.
The announcement marks a significant shift in the administration's immigration stance, aligning more closely with Trump-era policies. The move is likely to spark legal challenges and intense debate in the coming weeks.


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