Biden Imposes New Asylum Restrictions at U.S.-Mexico Border
Executive order limits asylum eligibility amid high illegal crossings, sparking political debate and potential legal challenges.
- New policy restricts asylum for migrants crossing illegally when daily encounters exceed 2,500 for seven days.
- Exceptions include lawful residents, unaccompanied children, and severe trafficking victims.
- The order aims to reduce border crossings and alleviate the backlog of asylum cases.
- Republicans criticize the move as insufficient; Democrats are divided on the approach.
- Legal challenges are anticipated, with comparisons to similar actions under the Trump administration.










































