Biden administration allows over 1.5 lakh illegal immigrants into US

Washington: In the last six months, the Biden administration has released over 150,000 illegal immigrants in the United States; Fox News published a report about this. A few days ago, a survey published in the United States concluded that the policy implemented by former President Donald Trump to handle the migrant issue was effective than President Biden’s. Besides, this new information confirms it.

The documents published by the Border Patrol Agency responsible for protecting the US border reveals shocking information about illegal immigrants. Since March, the immigrants from Mexico are being released in the United States. For that, several rights imparted to the Border Patrol Agency have been used in an uncontrolled manner. In the last two months, over 31,000 immigrants have been released on parole. Moreover, the fact that such immigrants are eligible for receiving a work permit is even more dangerous.

Moreover, by using the NTR provision, over 14,000 illegal immigrants were released in the United States between March to October. Republican Party member Tom Tiffany had accused the Biden administration of creating a pipeline to release illegal immigrants in the United States. The founder of Tea Party Patriots, Jenny Beth Martin, has also fired salvos of criticism over the issue and warned that open borders are dangerous for US national security.

Former US President Donald Trump adopted an aggressive stance against illegal immigrants existing in the United States and intruding immigrants via borders. Trump had implemented the ‘Mexico Wall’ and ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy to keep away the immigrants. Besides, there was a provision to keep the immigrants in Mexico as long as their preliminary legal process was complete. This decision by Trump showed a massive decline in the count of illegal immigrants.

However, after succeeding as President, Biden started deciding on releasing illegal immigrants one after another. President Biden had foiled the ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy and opened US borders for the immigrants.