The effort of the US Senate to approve the border security bill

According to the international group Tasnim news agency, Chuck Schumer, the majority leader of the US Senate, announced that this house will once again try to approve the bipartisan border security bill this week.

He made these statements while the previous attempt of this parliament to pass this bill due to insufficient support Republicans were defeated by this bill with lobbying and political pressure from Donald Trump.

Schumer added in a letter to senators: I hope Republicans and Democrats can work together to pass this bipartisan bill this week.

He noted that in this bill, asylum application rules are amended and thousands of border agents will be hired to provide more border security. And efforts to prevent drug trafficking will increase.

Schumer clarified the previous border security bill with the foreign aid bill Ukraine and Israel were tied, but those bills were approved separately, and this bill will be reviewed and approved alone.

The Senate Majority Leader clarified that the previous president made it clear that instead of resolving the issue in a bipartisan manner, he would preserve it for use in his election campaign. Right at that moment, many of his Republican colleagues changed their course on this bill and announced their opposition to this bipartisan proposal.

Previously, Senator Chuck Schumer opposed He blamed Trump for the bipartisan border security bill in Congress and said: Trump prefers chaos and confusion at the border so that he can exploit this issue in his election campaign..     

The US Senate in February, the bipartisan border security and assistance bill presented by the US government for the last fiscal year. The bill provides $20 billion for border security, which would allow the government to deport illegal immigrants when the number of illegal immigrants crossing the US-Mexico border exceeds a daily limit. Also, the policy of arresting and releasing immigrants should be ended and the standards required for asylum applications should be increased and the process of examining this application should be accelerated.

Mike Johnson, the speaker of the US House of Representatives, wrote in response to this package on X social network: This package is even worse than expected. we had This package is dead on arrival in Congress.

He added: I read this bill enough. This bill is worse than we expected and has done nothing to end the border crisis that President Biden is causing. According to this bill, the borders will never be closed.

He emphasized that if this bill reaches Congress, it will be dead on arrival.

In the meantime, US President Joe Biden said that the border bill presented by the Senate is the “toughest and fairest” set of possible reforms in the border laws, and I support it. I do.

He pledged to close the borders the day he signs this bill into law.

Biden noted that these new reforms would give me as president the emergency authority to close the borders when they are threatened.

Meanwhile, Joe Biden, the President of the United States, had declared the failure of the proposed bipartisan border security bill. from the Senate, due to the political pressure of his rival Donald Trump.

Biden said in the White House that all the evidence indicates that the bill will be approved by the Senate. does not work Why? There is a simple reason: Donald Trump. Because Trump thinks this bill is bad for him politically.

concerns about immigration policies It has become the main topic of discussion in this year’s election campaigns. American Republicans have repeatedly criticized the policies of the Biden administration on the issue of immigrants and illegal immigrants crossing the Mexican border. An issue that has intensified on the eve of the presidential election in November this year, and Biden’s opponents are looking to use this issue to destroy Biden.

US Border Patrol agents in the year In fiscal 2023, about 2 million illegal immigrants have been arrested at the border with Mexico, which is an unprecedented record in the first 2 years of Biden’s presidency.

Biden: Trump is to blame for the failure of the border security bill in Congress