Before the 2024 election, Joe Biden’s deputies are changing the asylum laws to lessen the number of legal immigrants who are entering the country.
The management is making good use of the proposed rule change to support Biden’s extremely small surveys. Forbes presented the White House’s tale:” It is one of many steps being weighed by , President Biden , to lock down on , illegal border crossings , ahead of the vote, as Biden and Democrats try to go on act on one of their most vulnerable issues”.
But , the pro- movement Associated Press admitted,  ,” The]four options ] also said the plan affects a comparatively little world of workers and those who would not be qualified to receive prison privileges anyway”.
” That was something that the Trump presidency proposed, but]in 2021] the Biden administration was like,’ Yeah, no, we’re not doing that,'” Andrew Arthur, a former immigration judge who then works with the Center for Immigration Studies, told Breitbart News.
” They’re probably doing this]rule change ] because they know they released somebody who was]criminally ] bad”, Arthur said, adding,” This is not an administration that is going to undo a rule followed by the]George W.] Bush administration, the Obama administration … , unless there’s a damn good reason for it”.
” All of this suggests that there’s more that’s going on than the management is telling us”, he said.
On May 8, the unlawful mysterious accused of murdering 22- yr- old medical student Laken Riley this year was indicted on ten counts, including murder, kidnapping, and assault with intent to murder.
Breitbart News , reported , on May 8:
Ibarra was first , encountered at the U. S. Mexico border near El Paso, Texas, on September 8, 2022. Department of Homeland Security ( DHS) officials cited “detention capacity” as the reason Ibarra was awarded parole and released into the U. S. interior despite there having been , available , detention space.
Ibarra reported to Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) officials in New York City for a biometric appointment on July 19, 2023, where he was taken for fingerprints. According to the results of those fingerprint tests, Ibarra had a history of criminal activity outside of the United States, according to his case record.
Because of the widespread TV news coverage of Biden’s migrant crime wave, the Riley murder raised a significant political issue for Biden and his pro-immigration border chief, Alejandro Mayorkas.
For example, NPR radio reported May 9:
” Unfortunately, crime is up”, Carlos Chaparro says in Spanish. On Roosevelt Avenue in Queens, New York, he runs a vocational school. The roughly 190, 000 immigrants who have flown through New York in the past two years are a magnet for this traditionally Latin American neighborhood.
” My clients say that when they leave]the school ] at night, they’re being attacked and mugged, increasingly in the last year”, he says.
More than 20 people along this commercial strip told NPR that they had been given the impression that crime had increased recently. It’s a trend that is reflected in the statistics. According to the , New York City Police Department’s CompStat system, crime in this precinct is up more than 15 % in the first four months of this year compared with the same period last year, while it’s down in the city as a whole. In comparison to the same period last year, revenue increased by more than 40 % in the first four months of this year.
At least 1.1 million economic migrants have been allowed to enter American jobs and homes by Biden’s deputies using asylum laws from the Cold War period since 2021. They adopted the easy- migration policies because Biden’s progressive deputies think borders are bad for “equity” and because Biden’s business allies want more consumers, renters, and workers.
According to Arthur, the current two-step asylum process allows applicants to request asylum after passing a quick” credible fear” test at the border. Due to federal law, which requires asylum seekers to be detained until their asylum cases are decided, the two-step procedure is intended to reduce the number of asylum court cases.
Even unidentified migrants are being held by the administration, so they are highly motivated to pass the test by keeping their names and criminal histories a secret. They remain resident and employed in the United States until the delayed asylum judges and appeals court judges decide that law enforcement can locate and deport them.
Due to hiding their names and criminal histories, Biden’s catch-and-release approach encourages many foreign criminals to pass the credible fear test.
Victims of Illegal Alien Crime
This poster was created in 2020 to depict the faces of just a select few American lives that were brutally ended by illegal aliens.
Hundreds of thousands of American lives have been destroyed by the nightmare of open borders over the years. twitter.com/aEyUt73T3g
— Border Hawk ( @Border HawkNews ) March 20, 2024
Arthur explained the process. ” Right now in the credible fear screening process, they do n’t determine whether you ‘re]legally ] barred from receiving asylum based on criminality or national security. So you could be Osama bin Laden, show up at the border, and say,” You ca n’t send me back because the Saudi Arabians are going to torture me,” which would likely be true if he were still alive. So even if the asylum officer ]at the border ] knows that person is Osama bin Laden and knows all the bad things that they’ve done and knows that they’re barred]from getting asylum ] based on national security risk]or a criminal record], the asylum officer ca n’t take it into consideration in determining whether the person is credible.
” So what this proposes to do is to give the]border asylum officers ] the ability to make that]criminal and national security threat ] determination at the outset, “he continued”, and simply remove them]before they can get to a judge] because they’re not going to be eligible for asylum. This is a pretty basic change. This is quite frankly common sense.”
Administration officials say they have narrowed the” credible fear “pass rate from above 70 percent to just below 60 percent , since late 2023. The final outcome is a case of luck because judges ‘ approval rates range from 0 % to 99 percent once the migrant is in the court.
Extraction Migration
Since at least 1990, the federal government has relied on , Extraction Migration , to grow the consumer economy after it helped investors move the high- wage manufacturing sector to lower- wage countries.
The migration policy extracts , vast amounts of , human resources from needy countries. The additional workers, consumers, and renters push up stock values , by shrinking Americans ‘ wages, subsidizing , low- productivity companies, boosting rents, and increasing , real estate prices.
The economic policy has pushed many native- born Americans out of careers in a , wide variety , of business sectors, reduced Americans ‘ productivity , and political , clout, slowed , high- tech innovation, shrunk trade,  , crippled , civic solidarity, and incentivized government officials and progressives to ignore the , rising death rate , of , discarded, low- status , Americans.
The policy also sucks jobs and wealth from heartland states by , subsidizing coastal investors , and government agencies with a flood of low- wage workers, high- occupancy renters, and government- aided consumers. Similar policies have harmed Canadian and British citizens ‘ economies.
The colonialism- like policy , has damaged small nations , and has killed , hundreds of Americans , and , thousands of migrants, including many on the , taxpayer- funded jungle trail , through the Darien Gap in Panama.