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executive order what i can say is in no way should it be described as "shutting down the border" and i will explain why. there are several exceptions to this executive order he will be announcing. number one, this is not going to stop or slow the up to 1500 migrants per day who are being released into the country by showing up at a cvp port of entry with an appointment on a cell phone app called cvp one. its 1000-1500 everyday and they are released in the country. this executive order does not touch that. that's exempted. it also exempts the controversial program where up to 30,000 m...

Of entry, some will still be available to them. still available. if the individual chooses not to use our legal pathways, if they choose to come without permission and against the law, they will be restricted from receiving asylum and staying in the united states. this action will help us gain control of our border. restore order into the process. this span remains in place until a number of people entering illegally as domain is reduced to a level we can effectively manage. this is consistent with all of our responsibilities, everyone of them. in addition to this action, we recently made impo...

We've all seen with our own eyes they have opened the border to the entire world. it's estimated 170 countries have people coming in and flowing across this border. some of these are from nations that have high numbers of concentration. these are not people that are fleeing and looking for asylum that are in fear for their lives and home countries. we have hardened criminals coming across that border. they're being released from prisons and sent here. rather than incentivizing people to come, the president needs to deter people from coming in rather than discuss amnesty with mexico as top bide...

The global migrant problem has emerged as one of our time's fundamental challenges in an increasingly interconnected world. According to the United Nations, the number of forcibly displaced peo...

With many countries in the region for many years in working to build a network of protection, of international protection. and so part of this is many of the countries in the region, even at five years ago, didn't have very strong asylum systems. and over the course of the past decade, but especially the last five years, many of the countries in the region now have options for protection along the way. so mexico has a very strong asylum system. guatemala has a nascent asylum system. and we have worked to really complement the efforts of these host countries in the region so that people have op...