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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]All of them. [/quote]

Disagree as this is a glaring weakness & failure of our current President who will probably run again in 2024.[/quote]

Explain how the current administration is failing at the border and the border policy differences between the current administration and former President Trump.[/quote]

The current admin is encouraging people to enter country across our southern border. The last admin was discouraging the same.

That is a huge policy shift!!!![/quote]

Can you provide evidence of this encouragement?[/quote]

Consider this headline from CNN on February 21st: "Biden administration rolls out new asylum restrictions mirroring Trump-era policy." Sounds interesting - only, upon closer inspection (or any kind of inspection!), the rule doesn't seem designed to restrict legitimate or fraudulent asylum claims at all.

The proposed rule contains a nugget of common sense: migrants who pass through a country where they could have sought asylum before reaching the United States, will not be released into the U.S. That would be a sound policy that would discourage "asylum shopping" and fraud. But NumbersUSA did something reporters on Twitter apparently did not: we actually read the proposed rule.

The exceptions to the rule include…well, just about anyone you can think of, including:

•	Anyone who schedules an appointment with Customs and Border Protection via the CBP One app.
•	Anyone who doesn't have a phone or otherwise couldn't use the app.[/quote]

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