Biden last week afforded temporary legal status to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants who have already entered the United States.
Throughout his presidency, Joe Biden has grappled with the surge of immigrants at the US-Mexico border, with members of both parties seeking divergent solutions to the crisis.
Former President Donald Trump has long advocated for a border wall, and Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas has bused migrants to Democratic-led Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York to protest what conservatives have long said are the outsized costs that border states have had to shoulder in addressing illegal immigration.
Biden — who last week granted temporary legal status to hundreds of thousands of Venezuelan migrants who have already entered the United States — continues to receive low marks from voters on the issue.
