President Biden does not plan on taking executive action to address record numbers of migrants coming into the U.S. through the southern border after failed legislative efforts. He is counting on a legislative fix to the problem. Nearly 7.3 million migrants have illegally crossed the southwest border under President Biden's watch.
Key Points
President Biden revoked dozens of executive orders issued by Trump to secure the southern border
Republicans are accused of putting partisan politics ahead of national security in addressing the border crisis
Pros
President Biden is relying on a legislative fix to address the border crisis
The administration is considering multiple plans to tackle the ongoing issue
Cons
A bipartisan Senate bill failed to gather enough support to address the border crisis
Executive action may be needed if Congress cannot come to an agreement