Trump-Era’s “Stay in Mexico” Program Is Back, But With Loopholes

In what has been one of the most effective parts of Trump’s border policy and deterrents in combating invasion on the U.S. Southern border, the “Remain In Mexico” Program is back. but with a few significant changes. The Trump administration has used the MPP program to bring more than 60,000 asylum seekers across the border back to Mexico.

The good news for the majority of Americans who believe in border security is the fact that the Biden administration, especially DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, are frenzied globalists who have inserted a loopholes when they still fought this policy in court.

The Biden administration’s deal with the Mexican government restarts the Trump-era “Stay in Mexico” program that requires asylum seekers to wait outside of the United States while their requests are processed.

The White House is issuing new policies in the program such as:

1. Extend Who can qualify? sent back across the southern border to include anyone from the Western Hemisphere other than Mexico. Under Trump, only people from Spanish-speaking countries and Brazilians have been allowed to return to Mexico. The expansion included in the reintroduced policy makes it possible for U.S. border officials to nominate Haitians come to Mexico, this is not usually the case in previous years.
2. Under new agent guideVulnerable immigrants, such as those with known physical or mental problems or advanced age, will be exempted from staying in Mexico. An internal government report Collected by BuzzFeed News found that although people with “known physical/mental health problems” were also barred from returning under Trump’s version, border officials still included them in the program.

President Biden had previously denounced the program as inhumane and quickly ended it after taking office, but Republican officials in Texas and Missouri sued the administration in Texas federal court and won. order in August, forcing the government to restart the program.

US District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk ordered the Biden administration to restart the program until they can rescind the policy under the Administrative Procedure Act. His order went into effect shortly thereafter, and since then, Biden has been developing plans to restart Remain in Mexico. In the meantime, DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has written a memo again rescinding the policy in the hopes that the courts will do the same.

“Nevertheless, this administration is still following a court order requiring it to reimplement the MPP in good faith, which it will comply with even as it continues to vehemently oppose it,” DHS said in a statement on Thursday. Year.

Implementation of the program, formerly known as the Migrant Protection Protocol (MPP), will begin Monday at a border site and rapidly expand to San Diego and the cities of Brownsville, Laredo and El Paso of Texas, administration officials said. reporters on the condition that they are not identified.

A US official said: “Mexico has asked for some humanitarian improvements such as conditions for agreeing to accept applicants, including ensuring that asylum seekers will have access to legal counsel. Their complaints and humanitarian requests will be processed within 180 days.

The Biden administration will make a coronavirus vaccine available to asylum seekers under the MPP program, officials said. Adults will be offered the Johnson & Johnson vaccine and eligible minors will be able to receive the two-dose Pfizer regimen.

So you have it America. When someone doesn’t want to do something but is forced to, you make a bad attempt, and for those who are looking to find their way, they add subjective loopholes, as 2 mentioned.

Immigration and education are rapidly killing America, the next two elections will decide the global side to win the coup, this time against an entire nation.