President Joe Biden’s latest executive order on immigration is a clear overreach by the executive branch of the government. The order expands a previous policy granted to refugees fleeing Ukraine, Haiti, and parts of Latin America, using the temporary protected status label to allow new entrants from Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Haiti by the end of 2023.
Republicans and opponents of the measure hope the courts will agree that President Biden’s move is unlawful or at the very least an abuse of discretion. This latest executive order is just another example of the Biden administration’s abuse of executive authority and its apparent objective for immigration policy: open borders and amnesty for all.
