Migrants Bear Costs of Biden's Changing Immigration Policy

PHOTO May 23, 2024: Migrants in Salina Cruz, MX, heading to US 

NY Times: Migrants from all over Central and South America's are exhausting their savings to come to the US, 

But instead of landing closer to the U.S. border, they are being hauled roughly 1,000 miles in the opposite direction — deep into southern Mexico in a shadowy program meant to appease the Biden administration and ship migrants far from the United States.

Mexican authorities rarely publicly acknowledge the busing program, making it much less contentious than the efforts by Republican governors to transport migrants to blue states that have become political theater in the United States.

BOTTOM LINE:  

In the first four months of 2024, U.S. border apprehensions plunged in one of the steepest declines in decades, giving the Biden administration some relief as immigration persists as a top voter concern in this year’s election.

HT: Chris