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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (1395850)	3/24/2023 12:50:07 PM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573076

"Then she should have figured out ways to hire and confirm more judges in order to clear up the five-year backlog of asylum requests." Oh, yeah; I forgot to say she also can't issue executive orders. FACT SHEET: Biden-?Harris Administration Announces New Border Enforcement Actions While these steps will help address some of the most acute challenges at the Southwest border, they will not solve all of the problems in an immigration system that has been broken for far too long. <b >That can only happen if Republicans in Congress who have spent the past two years talking about border security quit blocking the comprehensive immigration reform and border security measures President Biden proposed on his first day in office, and opposing the billions of dollars in additional funds the President has requested for border security and management. Unlike some Republican officials playing political games and obstructing real solutions to fix our broken immigration system, President Biden has a plan and is taking action. Under the new enforcement measures announced today, the Biden-Harris Administration will: whitehouse.gov == "I'm sure she had the brainpower to do all of this," I'm undecided about whether or not you have the brainpower to figure out that nobody has been able to do any of that this century. Why Immigration Reform Died in Congress nbcnews.com Jul 1, 2014 — Why immigration reform died in Congress. Immigration reform couldn't pass into law when Republicans controlled the White House and Congress ...