The article discusses how President Trump quickly reversed Biden's immigration policies during his early days in office. By reinstating stricter immigration enforcement techniques, such as detention, expedited deportations, and prosecuting illegal entries, he effectively deterred illegal immigrants from attempting to cross the border. The piece highlights how word of these measures spread internationally, leading many would-be border crossers to abandon their plans due to fears of stricter penalties. This approach marked a significant departure from the Democratic Party's call for comprehensive immigration reform and emphasized a return to earlier enforcement strategies.
I'm just going to give up and go back to Venezuela. I have children to take care of. I'll just go back because, with Donald Trump, it's going to be too hard.
aspiring border-crossers didn't want to pay the smuggling money on a lost cause.
Trump first ended Biden's legally dubious temporary 'parole' admissions programs that let aspiring illegal immigrants 'legally' fly or walk over the border and stay.
the signature achievement of Trump's first 100 days in office - fixing the border - was achieved by dusting off a few old tools.
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