Biden's Border Order Faces Legal Challenges and Voter Skepticism

President Biden's executive order to limit migrant crossings at the southern border is criticized as insufficient by both political opponents and advocacy groups, while facing a lawsuit from the ACLU.

A Monmouth University poll shows mixed voter reactions, with 40% in favor but many believing it isn't tough enough.
The ACLU and other immigration advocacy groups have filed a lawsuit, arguing the order unlawfully restricts asylum claims.
Republicans and some Democrats criticize the order as either too lenient or too harsh, reflecting broader dissatisfaction.
Customs and Border Protection reports a slight decrease in daily crossings since the order's implementation.
Biden's approval ratings on immigration remain low, with many voters preferring Trump's approach.