Biden rethinking open border policy with Mexico?

 Epoch Times:

Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Friday warned Central Americans not to make journeys to the United States without travel papers as the Biden administration deals with a surge in illegal immigrants on the southern border.

“The border is closed to irregular migration,” Blinken said in a virtual event with officials from El Paso and Mexico’s Ciudad Juarez. He said the United States will strictly enforce border laws.

“To anyone thinking about taking that journey, our message is: don’t do it,” he also stressed. “President Biden is committed to reforming our immigration system and ensuring safe, orderly, and humane processing at our border. Those things will take time.”

In recent weeks, President Joe Biden’s administration undid a number of Trump-era immigration policies that closed off immigration routes in the United States. Notably, the administration placed a halt on all new border wall construction.

“President Biden is committed to reforming our immigration system and ensuring safe, orderly, and humane processing at our border. Those things will take time,” Blinken said, according to Reuters.
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It looks like they are reeling a little from dealing with the illegal migration, but they still do not want to change their basic open door policy.  The message appears to be tarted at the huge caravans that have formed in the past.  The Biden policy makes no sense for most Americans.  You should think about it as a Democrat scheme to steal House seats and eventually import voters since they can't get enough Americans to vote for them

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