President Biden signs executive order to block most illegal immigrants when border crossings reach a certain level, drawing criticism from both Democrats and Republicans.
Key Points
Biden's executive order suspends entry for non-citizens when daily border encounters exceed 2,500
Exceptions include visa holders, unaccompanied children, and those facing medical emergencies or safety threats
Critics argue that the order fails to address key issues in immigration policy
Pros
The executive order aims to address the issue of illegal immigration at the southern border
It provides exceptions for certain groups like visa holders, unaccompanied children, and victims of trafficking
Cons
The order has faced criticism from both Democrats and Republicans for different reasons
Some view it as a political stunt ahead of the election