Biden's Democratic allies intensify pressure for asylum-seekers to get work permits (#AssociatedPress)

clickondetroit.com/#AssociatedPress Increasingly impatient leaders of Biden' party in other cities and states have hammered the same message over the last month, saying the administration must make it easier for migrants to get work authorization quickly, which would allow them to pay for food and housing. ::: But expediting work permits isn't so easy, either legally or bureaucratically, experts in the process say. Politically, it may be impossible. ::: It would take an act of Congress to shorten a mandatory, six-month waiting period before asylum-seekers can apply for work permits. ..

2nd DAY Migrant Trains: One Arrives in El Paso, Texas, Another Stopped 150 Miles from Eagle Pass, Texas

foxnews.com A Mexican cargo train with hundreds of migrants who hopped onboard in Monterrey was stopped nearly 150 miles from its final destination of Piedras Negras, not too far from where thousands of illegal crossings occur daily in Eagle Pass, Texas. ::: Video posted to social media by Auden B. Cabello, a citizen journalist documenting the migrant journey through Coahuila and Texas, shows the stopped train topped with hundreds of migrants, and nearly 100 standing on the ground.

NOTE Yesterday we clustered stories and videos from migrant trains all around Mexico. See our OVERLOAD_Unload page LINKED HERE.

Governors ask Biden for 'honest, accurate' information on illegal immigration (#TheCenterSquare)

thecentersquare.com Twenty-four Republican governors said illegal immigration burdens every state and asked President Joe Biden for "honest" and "accurate" information about the situation. ::: A letter sent Tuesday blamed Biden's policies for a surge in illegal crossings at the southern border. ::: — ::: The letter is signed by the governors of Alabama, Alaska, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Iowa, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia and Wyoming.

Illegal Alien from Peru Charged with Murder in Eagle Pass, Texas

foxnews.com Maverick County Sheriff's Office confirmed that 64-year-old Roberto Emilio Vasquez-Santamaria was arrested in connection to a homicide that happened Monday in Eagle Pass. ::: According to multiple U.S. Customs and Border Protection sources, Fox News Digital has learned that Vasquez-Santamaria crossed illegally into Texas in May, and was released into the U.S. with a court date in 2025.

Overseas Migrant Stories - Putin

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