WASHINGTON - President Biden will on Thursday make announcements about new policies that will let up to 30,000 immigrants coming from Cuba, Nicaragua, Venezuela and Haiti to legally come into within the United States each month, as well as a sweeping crackdown on those seeking refuge after crossing the border to Mexico Administration officials have said.

The president is likely to announce the new policies in remarks Thursday morning, a few days prior to the two-day summit held in Mexico City. These changes are coming in the context of how biden's Biden administration is facing increasing pressure to deal with the surges in the border region that overburden communities, non-profit institutions and government facilities.

The border issue is becoming increasingly a political issue for Biden. Biden as his adversaries focus concerns about immigration. House Republicans have pledged to investigate the administration's handling at the border and also to begin impeachment proceedings on Alejandro N. Mayorkas, the secretary of homeland security.

The new policies represent an effort for the government to fulfill on President Biden's pledge of an open, secure and humane border. However, they are far from the goal of a total overhaul of the country's immigration laws, which President. Biden proposed to Congress shortly after he assumed the oath. According to officials, the president will be reiterating his request for congressional action during his remarks on Thursday.

In the new rules on immigration according to administration officials, those from four nations are now able to apply for entry into America. United States using an app for their smartphones while living in their home countries. If they can locate an appropriate sponsor -- such as someone from a family member, church, or non-profit organization -- be able to pass a security check along with paying for their flights then they'll be able to reside and work legally in the United States.

People from these countries who want to enter America United States by passing through Mexico are automatically disqualified to participate in the new program.

Administration officials who spoke on the basis of anonymity at a briefing prior to the remarks of the president, stated that the program would significantly reduce the requirement for those from those countries to undertake the risky journey to their country and cross the border into Mexico. A previous program that was limited only to Venezuelans cut down the number of people from the country who crossed the border, officials claimed.

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As thousands of migrants attempt to cross the border into southern countries each day, according to officials but it is not clear how many from these four countries are capable of or willing to avail the program's new features.

Administration officials stated that Biden would. Biden would also triple the number of refugees are accepted by the United States accepts each year from the Western Hemisphere, to 20,000. The refugee program provides an additional way for those who have fled persecution to apply into America legally. United States legally.

The Vice President. Biden will also announce an increase in the number of more rigorous security measures at the border. This will enable agents to expel people more swiftly trying to enter the country through port of entry points, the officials said.

Immigrant rights activists say the policies, referred to as speedy removal violate their right to due process and serve to stop people from submitting legitimate claims to asylum that is protected in U.S. and international law.

The Biden administration is also looking into whether it should adopt the restrictive policy that was enacted under the former president Donald J. Trump, that states that migrants who travel through a third-country like Mexico are not able to from applying for asylum within America. United States unless they have requested asylum in another country before.

Some advocates view this policy as a means to block access to refugees seeking refuge from violence or political instability as well as economic catastrophes.

It was unclear if it was clear if Mr. Biden planned to announce the use of the program when he spoke. He. Mayorkas is scheduled to announce a press conference later in the day on Thursday to announce new measures for enforcement.

Officials have said that the new border regulations will take effect as soon as they are implemented. It is subject to orders from the courts to swiftly remove most immigrants under Title 42, a public health law that was put in place during the coronavirus pandemic.

However, the officials stated that they would continue to implement the new border policy provided that the courts permit the application of Title 42 to end, in line with the plan of the administration. In the meantime, the Supreme Court is considering a appeal by states with Republican governors against the administration's plans to cease enforcing Title 42.
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