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President Biden was warned his immigration policies would lead to “chaos,” but he chose to go ahead with them anyway, a damning memo has revealed.
Biden was given the advice while he was still campaigning against Trump in 2020.
“A potential surge could create chaos and a humanitarian crisis, overwhelm processing capacities and imperil the agenda of the new administration,” Biden’s advisers wrote.
The memo said there would be a huge influx of migrants, exacerbated by a backlog from the Trump administration and the effects of the pandemic.
As The New York Post reports, “[Biden’s] team offered up steps that Biden, now 83, could take to thwart an influx of illegal migrants — including ways to reject immigration claims more easily, potentially holding asylum seekers in “reception centers” until their cases could be heard and transferring them to other countries.
When Biden took office, his advisors continued to urge him to crack down on border crossings.
Instead, he did the opposite.
Biden’s aides suggested a crackdown would alienate progressive voters and dismissed the idea that Americans outside border states cared about immigration.
The New York Times, which first reported the memo, directly blamed Biden’s immigration failures for Trump’s return to the White House.
“Anger over illegal migration helped return Mr. Trump to the presidency, and he has enacted even more aggressive policies than those Mr. Biden first campaigned against. Mr. Trump has drawn outrage from Democrats by sending masked agents to target immigrants, often aided by National Guard soldiers.
“But a New York Times examination of Mr. Biden’s record found that he and his closest advisers repeatedly rebuffed recommendations that could have addressed the border crisis faster, and eased what became a potent issue for Mr. Trump as he sought to return to the White House and justify the aggressive tactics roiling American cities today.
“Former Biden administration officials told The Times that Mr. Biden and his circle of close confidants — including Ron Klain, who was chief of staff during the president’s first two years, Mike Donilon, Jennifer O’Malley Dillon and Anita Dunn — made two crucial errors.
“First, they underestimated the scale of migration that was coming. Second, they failed to appreciate the political reaction to that migration — believing that stronger enforcement would alienate Latino and progressive voters, and also that a border surge would not be an important issue to most voters. Those calculations would later prove to be mistaken, with many voters, including Latinos, citing immigration as a reason for supporting Mr. Trump in 2024.”
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