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How do they think that this will help curb illegal migration at the southern border? >> what they are trying to do is get migrants to depend less on smugglers, stop paying these exorbitant fees putting their lives at risk, and -- its a good idea on paper in many ways because they open up legal pathways for migrants to apply, not only for asylum, but to be able to come here and work and have protections for up to two years, if they apply from their home countries. that is for migrants from cuba, ...

Trump administration barring migrants from nic drag i cant, cuba, haiti and venezuela who illegally entered the country from being eligible for the parole program. >> obviously we take a different view and that he is advancing ways to improve those legal pathways to entry. >> other critics say the plan will also make jobs harder for law enforcement at the border. >> does the fact that if you cross illegally, it makes you ineligible for this program, does that now disincentivize people to turn th...

Freedom and opportunity people will try to come here. that is what many of our ancestors did. it is no surprise it is happening again today. we cant stop people from making the journey but we can require them to come here that they come here in an orderly way under u.s. law. let me say it again. the actions we are announcing today will make things better. will make things better, but will not fix the border problem completely. there is more that happens to be done. i lay that out in the first we...

Could seek asylum. what theyre saying is now, theyre allowing 30,000 individuals from each country per month to apply for asylum. theyre encouraging them to do this from their home countries through a system thats been put in place and as long as they have a sponsor here in the u.s., they pass a basic security vet and they dont, again, do this by crossing illegally at the border, they would potentially qualify for two years of status here in the u.s. now what the white house is saying, this is b...

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90% drop in illegal crossings within weeks and some of bidens biggest critics, including the national border patrol council say this could be a game changer but its not getting the same reception from immigration advocates and some democrats. >> this new process is orderly. its safe and its you humane. >> ahead of his first trip to the southern border as president, biden announced legal pathways for some migrants and new punishments for illegal agree to dress the crisis. expanded the program it ...

Scheduled trip to the north american leaders summit in mexico city early next week. the president will plan to visit the border, the southern border, on sunday. white house correspondent mike memoli is with us. im also joined by maria theresa kumar, an msnbc contributor. mike, lay out what were expecting to hear from the president. >> reporter: obviously the situation at the border is something that the new republican congress ran on, tried to use as a political weapon against president biden an...

0 to decide a claim of asylum. someone says they come because im facing oppression. there has to be a way to determine that quicker for people seeking safety from persecution. mayokas will detail this after i finish at homeland security. one step were taking. over the summer we saw a huge spike of venezuelans traveling through mexico and attempting to enter the united states without going through our legal processes. we responded by using an insuring that there are two safe and lawful ways for s...

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