On Sunday, about 2, 000 workers from Southern Mexico left their long voyage to the United States, and many more will be joining them.
Because other workers arrived second, the migrants were unable to find employment in Southern Mexico. Some people have taken action as a result of that and a decline in hospital appointments as a result of the ICE software CPB One.
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See: A group of about 2, 000 workers leaves Mexico’s southeastern borders on Sunday hoping to reach the country’s north and eventually the United States days before the U. S. presidential election, in which immigration has been a crucial issue: Read more: ssl ://t.co/MgWd4qcdEc photograph. twitter.com/Ti7hv6pJIh— Border Report ( @BorderReportcom ) October 21, 2024
The president does n’t do anything for us because our country’s situation is so bad. We spent a month by the frontier, but getting papers takes time”, said Honduran Roberto Domínguez, 48. We can simply leave the city with the files we receive because we are there because of it.
” That is what makes us wary. They claim that this could change as a result of closing both the CBP One nomination and all the immigration assistance programs, according to Venezuelan Joel Zambrano.
Biden has been forced kicking and screaming into a more assertive position on frontier security. No unexpectedly, it’s working. But it wo n’t stop the asylum seekers who think that if they suffer a hangnail under their home government, they’re eligible for asylum.
Ted Cruz is best.
Everyone in the world is aware that a Trump presidency means ending illegal immigration and that the Biden-Harris leadership means opening the border. ssl: //t. co/F5JiGjnea9— Senator Ted Cruz ( @SenTedCruz ) October 22, 2024
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Last month, the Biden administration announced new regulations to cement the limited hospital ban it enacted in June at the southeastern U. S. borders, in a shift that will probably stretch the strict immigration policy continuously, CBS News ‘ Camilo Montoya-Galvez reported. The hospital restrictions have been cited by management officials as the main factor in the decline in illegal crossings this year at the U.S. Mexico border.
Since the Biden administration decided not to stretch their policy, many immigrants who entered the United States through a funding plan to combat new border crossings are expected to lose their legal status by the end of October.  ,
Under the program, about 214, 000 Haitians, 117, 000 Venezuelans, 111, 000 Cubans and 96, 000 Nicaraguans have so far come to the U. S. to live and work legally for two years, per an immigration law known as parole. Venezuelans, who first started entering the country through the program in October 2022, are the first group to start losing their parole status this month.
Voters in America are notoriously forgetful. Are Republicans doing enough to keep the border disaster from earlier this year in the minds of the electorate? I do n’t think so.
The migrant apprehension count for Border Patrol was the lowest it had ever been recorded since August 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic and the travel restrictions that nations enacted in response to it caused a sharp decline in migration to the southern U.S. border. It’s also a 78 % drop from a record high in December, when illegal border crossings soared to 250, 000.
U. S. immigration officials processed another 48, 000 migrants in September at legal border entry points, known as ports of entry, according to the internal federal data. The Biden administration has evolved into the main gateway into the American asylum system, and the majority of them secured appointments to enter the United States via a phone app.
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Bis after the election, Biden and Harris will find a way to conceal these immigrants. Either they will be denied entry to the country or they will be swayed through.
Either way, they’re not going to be allowed to become a factor in the election.