'The Border Is Not Open': Biden Administration Seeks Foreign Aid To Slow Migration
NPR'The Border Is Not Open': Biden Administration Seeks Foreign Aid To Slow Migration Enlarge this image toggle caption Alex Wong/Getty Images Alex Wong/Getty Images The Biden administration is making a new push to address the causes of migration from Central America as it faces a surge at the southern border. After four years of Trump's enforcement-focused policies, the Biden administration is focused on "changing to a more humane and efficient system," Jacobson said. Leon Fresco, a former deputy assistant attorney general during the Obama administration, called the moves announced Wednesday a "first draft" to try to explain a long term plan for how the administration is going to address individuals trying to enter the United States through the southern border. Sponsor Message "The absolute challenge this administration is facing is whether there is a way to mitigate the numbers of people who will seek to enter the U.S. through the southern border while humanely processing people and not simply excluding them or otherwise making the process overly draconian," Fresco said.