According to leakage from various media sources, President Joe Biden’s deputies intend to continue accepting hundreds of illegal immigrants every day at the border as well as launch a major battle push to ban more than 4, 000 immigrant arrivals per day.
According to a cause close to the White House,” President Biden is planning professional activity that would allow him to close the US-Mexico border once the number of immigrant crossings reaches 4, 000 per day,” the New York Post reported on May 15.
The GOP is scoffing at the rumours. Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY ) issued a statement claiming that in an effort to maintain his falling poll numbers, Biden is reportedly expected to announce an executive order that may allow him to shut down our southern border once the number of illegal immigrant bridges reaches 4, 000 per day. ” Biden’s claimed executive actions is nothing more than a social stunt”, she added.
The promised pavement may be irrelevant because , the White House has already negotiated a democratic transfer with Mexico’s state that stones more than 4, 000 refugees from getting to the U. S. borders, according to BorderReport.com.
” We have committed to the United States to obtain a reduction of the movement to the frontier, so the amount does not reach 4, 000 a day”, Mexico’s foreign minister said on Tuesday.  , U. S. officials” can handle the passing of 4, 000 people along their borders, but no more than 4, 000″, European Minister Alicia Barcena said , as he announced Mexico’s plan to manage and clear migration through the region.
In back-room negotiations over the prize borders bill, congressional Democrats tacitly approved Biden’s proposed 4, 000-mile per day cap. The act was blocked by around general GOP criticism,  , partly because the 4, 000 daily cover adds up to a tacit embrace for 1.4 million illegal workers per month.
The planned inflow is in addition to the government’s huge inflows of legal, quasi- legal, and temporary migrants, plus the inflow of roughly 1.7 million got- away migrants through the deserts. For every American birth, the combined inflow is likely to result in one migrant.
On May 6, NBC News reported that Democrats had plans to launch a PR blitz on the subject:
In one potential scenario, Senate Democrats would take the lead by calling up various pieces of]border ] legislation, perhaps even parts of the bipartisan deal , negotiated by Sen. Chris Murphy, D- Conn., James Lankford, R- Okla., and Kyrsten Sinema, I- Ariz., and trying to pass them by a process known as unanimous consent — to which any single senator can object.
” Democrats have made clear that the situation at the border is unacceptable”, Schumer said in a statement. ” That’s why we worked in a bipartisan manner to create the border patrol union’s strongest border security bill in a generation.”
Axios reported on May 8 that” Biden administration officials are prepared to publish a new rule to more quickly reject some immigrants from asylum after crossing the border,”
His poll ratings are falling as Biden’s huge migration skews the U. S. economy toward , older Americans, investors, and real estate owners. So far, he has pulled in roughly 10 million legal, illegal, and quasi- legal migrants.  , On May 7, the Wall Street Journal reported:
More credit card debt is being accumulated by young Americans than by generations before them. That financial strain has the potential to have a long-lasting impact.
The rising debt load largely reflects a , surge in prices for food , and shelter at the start of their careers, coupled with a larger percentage of Gen Z who , graduated with student loans. The average credit- card balance for 22- to 24- year- olds was$ 2, 834 in the last quarter of 2023, compared with an average inflation- adjusted balance of$ 2, 248 in the same period in 2013, according to new data from credit- reporting agency , Trans Union.
According to Charlie Wise, head of global research at Trans Union,” this generation is feeling financial stress in a more acute way than millennials did a decade ago,” the journal continued.
The pro-immigration coalition’s promised daily cap of 4, 000 migrants is a compromise between what Biden needs to accept and what he needs to do to help his low poll numbers in the 2024 race.
Any significant immigration curbs are opposed by many Democrats and their supporters and business allies.  , The Hill , reported:
More than 100 immigration and civil rights organizations are urging Senate Majority Leader , Chuck Schumer , ( D- N. Y. ) to abandon his plans to introduce a bipartisan Senate immigration bill after the GOP removed it earlier this year.
In a Thursday letter, the groups said the bill” constitutes a deep betrayal of immigrant communities.”
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” Among many concerns, this bill would, for the first time ever, allow the U. S. government to deny people the opportunity to apply for asylum at our border simply based on border apprehension numbers,” the groups write in a letter, spearheaded by Humans Rights First.
” I do n’t think this is happening right now,” said a tweet from Todd Schulte, the president of the FWD. us advocacy group for West Coast investors. He continued:
2 ) its illegal 3 ) even if implemented, it’s wrong approach &, wont improve situation at border &, in cities 4 ) instead, there are steps admin can/should take for orderly border &, relief for long term undocumented immigrants
Biden’s election-season conversion may have little to say about Americans ‘ understanding that the majority of Democrats oppose border controls.
According to Stefanik,” Biden and his administration have worked tirelessly since day one to put their Far Left Democrat open border policies into effect, which have turned every neighborhood into a border community and destroyed countless American families.”
” The burden of illegal immigration on U. S. taxpayers is both staggering and crippling, with the gross cost per taxpayer at ,$ 1, 156 every year,” she said.
