In other words, Mexico won’t do anything to help stem immigration to America.
It sounds like the Biden administration has no problem with the demands:
A senior Biden administration official responded to those demands in a statement to NBC News, saying [Mexican President Andrés] Lopez Obrador “has a very ambitious agenda. For some of these things, we would need Congress to act. We share the vision that we need to lift up the region.”
I also came to the conclusion because of the Secretary of State Antony Blinken and DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas meeting with Mexico last month.
The discussion included “the benefits of regularizing the situation of Hispanic migrants who have been undocumented for several years and the DACA [Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals] beneficiaries, who are a vital part of the US economy and society.”
Then there’s the Department of Justice suing Texas over the state’s new immigration law. The law doesn’t even go into effect until March.
Senate Bill 4 allows “state officials to arrest and seek the deportation of migrants who have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border without legal authorization.”
Texas passed the law because the federal government is not doing anything about immigration.
The person is correct. The majority of the people are not Mexicans. Reports have seen many people from South America and Africa.
The border patrol has estimated over 302,000 migrant encounters in December, setting an all-time monthly record.
The fiscal year 2024 began on October 1. Since then, the border patrol has encountered over 785,000.
Three months and we’re almost to a million encounters.
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