Byron York in dailyherald: Sanctuary cities' policies add to dilemma of illegal immigration facing President Biden.
This column has written previously about the fundamental difference between Republicans and Democrats when it comes to the crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border. When confronted with more than 2 million illegal border-crossers overwhelming U.S. authorities on the border last year -- and 250,000 more crossers last month indicates the figure will be even higher this year -- Republicans want to find a way to stop, or dramatically reduce, the flow. Democrats want to accommodate it.
"We're trying to make it easier for people to get here." Could the president have made his position any clearer? Indeed, Biden's appointees at the Department of Homeland Security have created a new way -- an app called"CBP One" -- in which would-be illegal crossers can make an appointment to cross into the United States and have U.S. officials waiting to wave them through."We're trying to ...
by signing up you agree to our terms of service "There is no room in New York," Adams said."New York cannot take more. We can't. No city deserves what is happening." To date, New York has received about 40,000 migrants, coming in buses mostly from Texas and Colorado, where Republican Gov. Greg Abbott and Democratic Gov. Jared Polis have adopted policies of sending some migrants elsewhere in the country.
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