President Joe Biden could be in for a rude awakening in 2023 as battles over U.S. immigration policy come to a boiling point on Capitol Hill and at the southern border.
Immigration analysts expect three matters to be the biggest stories this coming year: the worsening border crisis, the forthcoming fight from House Republicans, and legislative reforms to the legal system.At the forefront of Republicans' immigration agenda is reining in the unchecked surge of immigrants to the U.S.
“So in FY21, there were 1,145,432 people crossing for the first time out of 1,734,686 total encounters,” American Immigration Council Policy Director Aaron Reichlin-Melnick wrote in a post about fiscal 2021 encounters along the southern border. — Aaron Reichlin-Melnick October 22, 2021 The Biden administration has attempted multiple times to end this pandemic policy, known as Title 42, but was most recently blocked from doing so in December. While the Trump administration used Title 42 to expel upward of 90% of illegal immigrants, the number dropped drastically under Biden to 30% to 50% in recent months.
Over the past two years, Democrats controlled the House and Senate, but a marginal comeback by Republicans in the lower chamber means Democrats will not be able just to push legislation through. Democrats in the Senate will have to get enough Republicans in the House on their side and water down any immigration bills to appeal to both sides of the aisle.
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