Immigration Crisis and Sanctuary Cities
The article discusses the ongoing immigration crisis as President Biden and former President Trump are both scheduled to visit the border. It covers the White House's stance on sanctuary cities, recent crimes committed by illegal immigrants, and Biden's call for a bipartisan border agreement.
Key Points
- 565,000 individuals have been removed or returned by DHS since May 12
- Biden will renew his calls for a bipartisan border agreement during his visit to the southern border
- Some sanctuary city leaders are reconsidering their positions on non-cooperation with immigration authorities
Pros
- Calls for cooperation between local law enforcement and ICE in apprehending individuals who pose a risk to national security or public safety
- Discussion on the need for a bipartisan border agreement to increase staffing, tighten asylum rules, and provide funding to communities receiving migrants
Cons
- Criticism of sanctuary cities that do not cooperate with ICE for making communities more unsafe, according to ICE Director
- Recent crimes committed by illegal immigrants despite detainers being lodged against them