Ayala: Biden betraying a campaign promise by following Trump’s assault on asylum seekers
A migrant from Michoacan, Mexico, uses the CBPOne app Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2023, in Tijuana, Mexico. A mobile app for migrants to seek asylum in the United States has been oversaturated since it was introduced this month in one of several major changes to the government's response to unprecedented migration flows. Hoping to get lucky when a new appointments are made available daily, migrants are increasingly frustrated by a variety of error messages.
These migrants want to go before an immigration authority and present enough evidence to prove their fears are credible and they cannot return to their homelands. With the exception of those minors and specific numbers of other asylum seekers, Biden’s new regulations — issued this week and going into effect in May — will betray promises he’s made and his own political history.
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