The Covid-era policy has ended, but Biden’s border policy woes have not.
a symbolic victory the party will likely point to in their attacks against the president.
An administration official familiar with the White House’s messaging strategy said officials plan to go on offense in the coming months on immigration. The administration also is working to establish regional centers in Guatemala and Colombia to process migrants for asylum and other legal pathways before they reach the southern U.S. border, though the timeline remains unclear. The White House also is continuing its humanitarian parole program for Cubans, Haitians and Nicaraguans, while expanding the family reunification parole program to include Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras and Colombia.
This could matter most for moderate voters who chose Biden in 2020 because they were “tired of chaos,” said Doug Heye, a veteran Republican strategist. Core Republican voters will blame Biden, Heye said, while core Democrats will argue that congressional Republicans should have moved forward on the president’s Day One plan for comprehensive immigration reform. But for moderate voters, the visuals they see in the coming days and weeks could have an impact.
Gonzales said he hosted GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley at the border earlier this year, and he expects another 2024 contender to make the trip in the near future.
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