Biden expanding legal pathways to US ahead of Title 42 change | Elizabeth Vargas Reports

The United States will establish new migrant processing centers in Colombia and Guatemala in an effort to reduce arrivals at the southern border. The announcement comes weeks before the end of Title 42. NewsNation's Kellie Meyer reports.

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[Jeanne]

The 90-95% of migrants who don't qualify for asylum won't be deterred. We need a robust policy about tracking fown and removing illegals from the country. That would be a deterrent; knowing they're home free once they're in the US is an incentive. We don't need reform; we need enforcement of existing laws. Preapproval should be a prerequisite. What we've seen is legitimate asylum seekers being shafted.

[sandyh]

Who will run the processing centers? The Cuban dwarf reported that international organizations will control US immigration policies and laws at the centers.