Biden's New Border Order Faces Mixed Reactions
The executive action aims to curb illegal crossings but draws comparisons to Trump-era policies.
- Biden's order restricts asylum for illegal border crossers if daily crossings exceed 2,500.
- Exceptions exist for those showing credible fear, but standards are stricter.
- Critics argue the policy mirrors Trump's approach and may face legal challenges.
- Some border leaders praise the move as necessary, while others see it as politically motivated.
- The order will be lifted if crossings fall below 1,500 per day for two weeks.





































