To avoid criticism and provide assistance to Ukraine, US President Joe Biden agreed to tighten immigration policy.
The Wall Street Journal writes about this.
It is noted that the Senate is developing an immigration agreement that will limit the ability of migrants to seek asylum.
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The agreement must be accepted in exchange for new military aid for Ukraine and Israel. WSJ writes that it has a great chance, despite the fact that the Republicans are putting forward more stringent conditions.
Biden’s readiness to negotiate with Republicans suggests that he is ready to make concessions. According to WSJ, this is due not only to providing assistance to Ukraine, but also to criticism among Americans.
CBS News polls earlier this month showed Biden's ratings on immigration issues were at a record low: 68% of those polled said they would not approve of his migration policy, and 63% want the president to tighten it.
Throughout a 50-year political career that has often focused on foreign policy priorities, Biden has rarely taken on the thorny issue of immigration policy. And when he did, he usually maintained a moderate position.
For three years, the Biden administration has tried to reduce the surge in migrants at the southern border. Republicans have taken up the issue, and it is expected that a bipartisan agreement may end the debate.
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By the way, on January 17, US President Joe Biden discussed with members of Congress the need to continue to provide financial and military assistance to Ukraine. He called on congressmen to pass the national security bill as quickly as possible.
