Biden Says He Cannot Quickly Undo Trump Border Policies
It will take time to rebuild capacity to enable asylum seekers to be processed, the president-elect and his aides say, and they warn of a rush to the border.
The incoming Biden administration said Tuesday it would not immediately reverse restrictions on the southwestern border that had been imposed by President Trump.Credit.Amr Alfiky/The New York Times
Published Dec. 22, 2020Updated Jan. 8, 2021
In a message intended to prevent a rush to the southwestern border, the incoming Biden administration announced on Tuesday that it would not immediately reverse restrictions imposed by President Trump that have effectively halted asylum and left thousands of migrants stranded outside the United States.
Congress passes $900 billion COVID aid package without local government funding, local leaders react
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Russian hack happened on Donald Trump s watch when he wasn t watching, Biden says
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Another dose of relief is finally on the way for the millions of Americans facing financial distress because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Congress on Monday night passed an economic relief package that will provide a round of $600 stimulus payments to most Americans and partly restore the enhanced federal unemployment benefit, offering $300 for 11 weeks. The agreement also contains provisions related to student loans, rental assistance and medical bills.
The legislation, which is 5,600 pages long, would provide welcome, albeit temporary, assistance to many. How quickly the money reaches your pocket will depend on several factors, though.
Hereâs a closer look at what the legislative package will mean for you. This article will be updated as more details from the measure become available.
Congress Will Give Colleges $20 Billion in Relief and — Surprise! — Some Long-Awaited Policy Reforms
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