Almost 300 newly arrived migrants were released by officials in Yuma, Arizona, on Friday illustrating how border cities are struggling to cope with a huge surge
Mathew 24:12 And because lawlessness will be increased, the love of many will grow cold.
Important Takeaways:
- As they make their way through the system, some new migrants are being given court dates far into the future.
- It all comes amid a backlog in court cases of a stunning 2 million.
- The Biden administration rushed through new restrictions, effectively restoring Trump’s ‘transit ban,’ which allows for the deportation of arrivals who did not seek asylum in countries through which they traveled.
- On Thursday, the mayor of Yuma announced that CBP was planning releases in the city of migrants who had not undergone full processing, although he insisted they had been ‘vetted.’
- Yuma County Supervisor Jonathan Lines said the process was an admission that federal authorities simply could not cope.
- ‘This is decompressing and the federal government is relying on the local and state government to do its job,’ he said.
- ‘It’s another failure of the Biden Administration to manage a problem they created with their open border policy.’
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