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Biden Admin Prepares for Border Surge Amidst Trump Presidency Concerns
The Biden administration prepares for a possible surge in border crossings due to concerns about stricter immigration policies under a potential Trump presidency. Immigrants are discussing entering the U.S. before Trump takes office, while CBP urges them to use legal pathways.
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- How are shelter operators in Mexico responding to the concerns of migrants?
- Shelter operators in Tijuana and Nogales, Mexico, are expecting an increase in migrants arriving at their facilities due to fears of stricter border controls under a Trump administration.
- What is the Biden administration preparing for regarding the US-Mexico border?
- The Biden administration is preparing for a potential surge in border crossings due to concerns that a Trump presidency might lead to stricter border policies.
- How are potential immigrants reacting to the possibility of a Trump presidency?
- Immigrants are discussing on WhatsApp groups that they should try to enter the US before January 20th, fearing that President-elect Trump will close the borders.
- What is the current situation and preparedness of the DHS regarding a potential surge in migrants?
- While the DHS hasn't observed a surge yet, they are preparing for increased immigration to avoid being overwhelmed should the numbers dramatically rise.
- What is the official response of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) to the concerns of potential immigrants?
- Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has responded by stating that migrants should not believe the rumors spread by smugglers and should use legal pathways to enter the US.