Federal Judge Orders Biden to CONTINUE Trump’s Extremely Effective “Remain in Mexico” Policy

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Gateway Pundit
Article date: 
14 August 2021
Article category: 
National News
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Mexico
border
enforcement
judiciary
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On his first day in office, Joe Biden fired the opening shot in his quest to obliterate the southern border by ending the Trump-era Migrant Protection Protocols (MPP) program, which keeps migrants in Mexico as they await a hearing.
 
The move signaled to the rest of the world that the free-for-all to come to the US had begun. 
 
And they’ve been coming in record breaking numbers ever since. Over 210,000 invaders were encountered last month alone.
 
The Attorney General’s of Texas and Missouri, Ken Paxton and Eric Schmitt weren’t going to let that happen without a fight. They filed an official lawsuit against the Biden regime in April and have finally gotten a decision.
 
On Friday, U.S. District Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the Northern District of Texas ordered the Biden administration to reinstate the extremely effective “remain-in-Mexico” program that was instrumental in securing the border under Trump....
 
The judge also mandated the DHS provide a more detailed monthly report that includes the number of aliens expelled, total number of encounters, number of applications, among other data....
 
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