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How incoming Biden administration will approach immigration policies
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The Biden campaign promised to end for-profit detention centers, saying businesses shouldn’t profit from refugees or asylum seekers, but a Heritage Foundation expert says these facilities provide the highest levels of federally mandated detention standards.
Biden has yet to say how he will manage migrant caravans from Central America if they reach the U.S. border, though some experts expect he will return to catch and release policies.
The Biden campaign said it would end President Donald Trump’s Migrant Protection Protocols that require migrants to remain in Mexico as their claims are processed.
Immigration experts expect President-elect Joe Biden’s administration to do away with several of President Donald Trump’s immigration policies, though some are skeptical that undoing Trump’s policies will be easy.
Biden nominates Miguel Cardona as US education secretary
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The incoming president said Cardona s appointment will help us address systemic inequities
WASHINGTON (AFP) - US President-elect Joe Biden on Tuesday nominated Miguel Cardona to be his education secretary, marking a new record for the potential number of Latinos in the cabinet. In Miguel Cardona, America will have an experienced and dedicated public school teacher leading the way, Biden said in a statement.
The incoming president said Cardona’s appointment will help us address systemic inequities and tackle the mental health crisis in our education system, as well as ease student debt and give teachers a raise.
Governor Gavin Newsom’s selection of Alex Padilla, a Pacoima-raised son of working-class Mexican immigrants, to represent California in the U.S. Senate is being celebrated by many Latino and Latina leaders. One in three residents of California identifies as Latino or Hispanic, but he will be the first Latino to ever represent the state in the Senate.
“Alex is a role model to so many Latino youth in our state, and I know that his appointment as our senator will show every Latino child that anything is possible in our nation,” Lucille Roybal-Allard, who represents portions of East and South Los Angeles in Congress, told NBC News.
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