Biden’s plan after Title 42 deemed “not feasible” by Obama’s DHS Secretary.
Jeh Johnson: Biden’s Plan to Monitor Processed and Released Migrants is Not Feasible
Former Homeland Security Secretary Warns of Chaos Once Title 42 is Removed
According to Jeh Johnson, who served as Homeland Security secretary under President Barack Obama, President Joe Biden’s plan to monitor processed and released migrants is not “feasible” as there is expected to be chaos once Title 42 is removed on May 11.
The Biden administration has made it clear they do not plan on focusing on deterrence with the anticipated influx of illegal immigrants. Instead, they have said there are plans in place to better help absorb the spike in illegal crossings and to process the people in a timely manner.
“When you have people coming across our southern border in these numbers, even with the additional resources we have now, it’s simply not feasible to keep track of them all. And the backlog in cases just grows and grows and grows, and communities along the southern border are forced to absorb these large numbers and then it becomes…a political stunt by the governor of Texas, governor of Florida,” Johnson said.
The Crisis at the Southern Border
Johnson has previously stated he considered 1,000 illegal immigrants crossing the U.S.-Mexico border a day to be a crisis. Today, around 8,000 people are crossing the southern border with upwards of up to 14,000 people crossing once Title 42 is removed. The current influx has once again strained border towns such as El Paso and Brownsville, even before the public health order is gone.
Department of Defense to Send Troops to Southern Border
The Department of Defense announced 1,500 active duty troops are heading to the southern border, but they are not focused on deterrence. Rather, they will be focused on administrative and processing duties to free up Border Patrol agents.
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