The Biden administration faced significant criticism over immigration policies, with public opinion revealing that only 32% of Americans believed Biden was managing the situation effectively.
In December, just as migration surged threatened Biden's re-election bid, the administration took decisive action, leading to a substantial decrease in border encounters, now near the lowest since 2020.
One key factor in reducing border crossings was the Biden administration's successful push for Mexican authorities to enhance enforcement and relocate migrants within Mexico, which significantly impacted arrest numbers.
The clampdown on human migration at the U.S.-Mexico border demonstrates how policy implementation can shift rapidly in response to political pressures, highlighting the administration's need to respond to public sentiment.
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