Name: Tough migration enforcement key to Biden's plans
Uploaded: 2021-02-17T21:05:04.000Z
Duration: 2 min 38 s
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in the days leading up to US President Joe Biden's inauguration, The Suchiate River, which runs along the Mexico Guatemala border and is known for migrant crossings, was unusually quiet.

The likely explanation lay hundreds of miles to the south, where baton wielding Guatemalan security forces deployed tear gas and beat back one of the largest U.

S bound migrant caravans ever assembled, according to a Reuters photographer and other witnesses.

Guatemalan immigration authorities reported an unspecified number of injuries.

They should put their hands on their hearts.

We have fled many things that are happening, so it is not fair that were treated like this like dogs like animals.

Theon oration was part of a US led effort pursued by past administrations and accelerated under former President Donald Trump to pressure Mexican and Central American governments to halt migration well short of the U.

Under the Biden administration, the same general strategy is likely to continue, at least for the near term, according to six U.

And Mexican sources, while Biden has been gradually unraveling many Trump era immigration policies.

The new administration has encouraged Mexico and Guatemala to keep up border enforcement, according to to Mexican officials and a U.

Diplomats and immigration experts told Reuters that any migrant rushed to the U.

S border could hand Biden's political opponents ammunition to sink the rest of his immigration agenda, which includes providing a pathway to citizenship for immigrants already in the U.

And reducing asylum application backlogs.

The Biden administration has not specifically endorsed militarized action, however, and has vowed to treat migrants with dignity.

Three expectation is that the most important immigration reform in decades will make progress in the United States, immigration experts and people familiar with the Biden administrations thinking.

SE Washington may try to exercise more oversight down the line over how Mexican and Central American authorities conduct border containment operations.

 But Biden officials have repeatedly pleaded with asylum seekers not to migrate now, stressing that the administration needs time to enact its domestic immigration changes. 