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Proportions. none of that was true. he knew he had the power. he didn't have to wait on congress. you have know how we know? it is about to do something today. it may not be what everybody hopes it will be but he definitely has the power to fix what's going on. he is set to sign an executive order at 2:00 p.m. eastern. he says he wants to address the asylum processing at the border. the measure would shut down asylum requests daily. the daily average of them based on encounters hitting 2,500. it would not reopen until that number dips to 1,500. that means the order could go into effect immedia...

Take a number of executive actions at the border to at least slow down border crossing. earl anthony wayne kind enough to joins u former ambassador to mexico. ambassador, good to have you. president biden wants to go of after a those who claim amnesty and limit that as an excuse to stay in this country or even get into this country, also putting off assue lumbar -- asylum requests and the like. what do you make of what you've heard? >> well, i think any steps will be welcomed that speed up the ability to process people, that settlements so that our people at the border just don't get overwhelm...

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That are coming across on our commercial lanes. so, to say the least, the community has been very busy in dealing with the adjustments we have coming here and coming days. >> are you concerned about other incidents there as we approach the may 11th lifting of title 42? >> i am. i'm very concerned that we don't have enough infrastructure until place to help us across the border. i hope that we've gotten the preparation that we had secretary mayorkas here with some plans in place. i know, hopefully, migrants will start being much more active in their app that they can use to be able do get appoi...

USCIS proposed raising its filing fees and the burden of those increased fees will fall primarily on employers large and small. For example, the filing fee for an H 1B visa would be raised by 70% from $460 to $780. USCIS has extended the comment period until March 13, 2023.